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Inglesi was attended by twelve ecclesiastics and laymen, and on 3 May 1822, the Society for the Propagation of the Faith was formally established, with a declared mission to help Catholic missionaries by prayers and alms. The very first collection of the Propagation of the Faith in 1822 supported the vast
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Orleans, was sent to Lyon by Bishop Dubourg to visit his benefactors and reanimate their zeal. Seeing the success of Miss Jaricot, they thought at first of establishing a similar society for American missions, but decided to unite, instead of dividing, efforts. A meeting of the friends of the
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established an annual collection for the missionary work of the Church called "World
Mission Sunday". World Mission Sunday is organized by the Society for the Propagation of the Faith. The Society is under the direction of the
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catechists and catechetical work, the building of churches and chapels, the work of
Religious communities in health care and education, and for communication and transportation needs.
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from all parts of the world, have likewise enacted decrees and published letters in favour of its development. It receives contributions from all parts of the
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