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Vol. 58, No. 7/9 - July-September

Editorial Mission as Dependence on God and Solidarity with the Marginalized

Welcome to this edition of the SEDOS Bulletin, which gathers the remaining contributions and reflections from our Residential Seminar held from 4 to 8 May 2026 at Centro Ad Gentes in Nemi.

Franciscan Response to the Cry of the New Poor A Missionary Reflection in Light of St Francis of Assisi and the Papal Messages for World Mission Sundays 2022–2026

The question of poverty remains central to the Church’s missionary identity. Since the beginning of Christianity, the proclamation of the Gospel has been intimately linked with care for the poor, the...

A New Way of Encountering Christ Through the Poor in our Everyday Life

The SEDOS Residential Programme 2026 was a kairos moment, filled with joy, laughter, peace, shared experiences, new learnings and personal growth.

Renewed in Mission My Gratitude to SEDOS

From May 4–8, 2026, I had the profound privilege of participating in the international missionary seminar hosted by SEDOS at Nemi, Rome.

My experience at the SEDOS Residential Seminar

The SEDOS (Service of Documentation and Study on Global Mission) Residential Seminar took place at Nemi Village, Centre Ad Gentes, from Monday, 4 May 2026, to Friday, 8 May 2026.

“Walking with the Marginalized Mission in the Spirit of St. Francis”

The Residential Seminar organized by SEDOS at Centro Ad Gentes from 4–8 May 2026 provided a meaningful opportunity for prayer, dialogue, theological reflection, and missionary encounter.

Evaluation and Report

Dieu n’est pas resté indifferent à nos misères depuis la Création, il est descendu et continue à descendre vers l’humanité blessée et de manière préférencielle


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Vol. 58, No. 7/9 - July-September