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Catholic Christianity: Living the Catholic Life

Catholic mission and evangelism

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Mission and evangelism, the Great Commission, the early spread of the Church and a famous missionary, the new evangelisation, Evangelii Gaudium Chapter 5 and Mary, and mission locally, nationally and globally.

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What is mission, in Catholic understanding?

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What is evangelism?

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What is the Great Commission?

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  1. 1

    What is mission, in Catholic understanding?

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    Mission is the task Christ gave the Church to spread his Good News to all people. Every baptised Catholic shares in the mission.

  2. 2

    What is evangelism?

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    Evangelism is sharing the Christian Gospel with others so that they may come to believe. Catholics usually call it evangelisation.

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    What is the Great Commission?

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    The Great Commission is the command of Jesus to “go and make disciples of all nations” in Matthew 28:19–20. The Church sees its mission as fulfilling that command.

  4. 4

    How did Catholic mission spread in the early centuries?

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    The apostles, especially Paul, carried the Gospel around the Roman Empire. Pope Gregory the Great sent St Augustine to convert the English in 597 CE.

  5. 5

    Name one famous Catholic missionary and what he did.

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    St Francis Xavier, a Jesuit priest, preached the Gospel in India and Japan in the sixteenth century.

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    What is the new evangelisation?

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    The new evangelisation is Pope John Paul II's call to re-proclaim the Gospel in traditionally Christian countries. The call is aimed especially at people who have drifted from faith.

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