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SPECIALE COMPLETO Mese Missionario Straordinario SPA ! 31 de diciembre de 2019 Dosier Fides EL MES MISIONERO EXTRAORDINARIO OCTUBRE 2019 EN LOS CINCO CONTINENTES (29/5/2017 – 31/12/2019) VATICANO ÁFRICA AMÉRICA ASIA OCEANÍA EUROPA NEWS ANALYSIS Ciudad del Vaticano (Agencia Fides) - El Mes Misionero Extraordinario convocado por el Papa Francisco para octubre de 2019 se celebró en todo el mundo. De Europa a África, de Asia a América, hasta Oceanía, los fieles de las comunidades católicas, diócesis, parroquias, asociaciones y grupos eclesiales renovaron su vocación y misión de ‘Bautizados y Enviados’, el tema central de este mes que pretendía revivir en todos ellos la conciencia de estar llamados a evangelizar. "Este Mes Misionero Extraordinario quiere ser una sacudida que nos impulse a ser activos en el bien. No notarios de la fe y guardianes de la gracia, sino misioneros”, destacó el Papa Francisco. La celebración del Mes Misionero Extraordinario no fue una serie de acontecimientos "centralizados" por iniciativa de la Santa Sede: el Papa Francisco celebró la solemne apertura con las Vísperas el 1 de octubre en la basílica San Pedro y luego todas las Iglesias locales, en los cinco continentes, promovieron la oración, la liturgia y los testimonios. Para dar cuenta del fermento misionero en todo el mundo, este dossier recoge las noticias más significativas publicadas por la Agencia del 1 al 31 de octubre de 2019. (Agencia Fides 31/12/2019) VATICANO VATICANO - Mons. Rugambwa inaugura la Asamblea de las Obras Misionales Pontificias Roma (Agencia Fides) – “Reflexionaremos juntos sobre la 'Misión corazón de la fe cristiana' a la luz de la Exhortación Apostólica misionera del Papa Francisco Evangelii Gaudium. Dejémonos formar y pongámonos en tela de juicio para que nunca nos falte el coraje de la conversión, del discernimiento y de la auténtica transformación de cada uno de nosotros y de las instituciones en las que servimos, es decir las OMP”. Presentando, con estas palabras, el tema de reflexión de la asamblea, Su Exc. Mons. Protase Rugambwa, Secretario adjunto de la Congregación para la Evangelización de los Pueblos y Presidente de las Obras Misionales Pontificias (OMP) ha abierto esta mañana los trabajos de la Asamblea general de las OMP, que se celebrarán en Roma hasta el sábado 3 de junio (véase Fides 26/5/2017). En el saludo y los agradecimientos a todos los que “trabajan en nombre y por cuenta de las OMP”, el arzobispo Rugambwa ha señalado: “En plena comunión con el Santo Padre, Francisco, seguimos animándonos recíprocamente de manera que, sin ningún temor y con gran gozo, el anuncio de la Pascua de Cristo, muerto y resucitado, haga de la Iglesia una comunidad reconciliada, abierta y acogedora para todos, siempre en salida, para llevar y comunicar a todos la eficacia de la salvación. Sin excepciones, todos en el corazón de la evangelización para que las iglesias redescubran la única misión que les ha confiado el Señor Jesucristo,el centro de su fe cristiana”. Al hacer un resumen de sus actividades del último año, el Presidente de las OMP ha citado la conclusión de los trabajos de integración en los Estatutos de los textos relativos a la oficina administrativa y a la Comisión de Finanzas; el establecimiento de una Comisión para los desastres humanitarios; los encuentros continentales de los Directores Nacionales de las OMP, que representan “un instrumento importante para comparar, verificar y crecer en la comunión y la unidad al servicio de la misión y de su animación”. A continuación, Mons. Rugambwa ha anunciado la aprobación del Santo Padre, de la propuesta de “proclamar un mes misionero extraordinario, en octubre de 2019, para conmemorar el centenario de la promulgación de la Encíclica Maximum illud y promover la tarea misionera de la Iglesia en línea con la Evangelii Gaudium”. La Asamblea General dedicará parte de los trabajos al tema, elaborando propuestas para el octubre misionero 2019. El Presidente también ha dado las gracias a la Comisión que está trabajando para la introducción de un logotipo único compartido (common brand), “para ayudarnos a afirmar internacionalmente la identidad única de las OMP en el respeto de las diferencias y de las exigencias locales”. En la segunda parte de su intervención, Mons Rugambwa se ha detenido para presentar algunos desafíos, recordando un discurso suyo de hace cinco años: “No hemos agotado nuestra discusión y el debate sobre las OMP como obras al mimos tiempo del Papa y de los obispos, la relación entre la misión universal de la Iglesia y las OMP, su ubicación y la cooperación con otras fuerzas misioneras, las leyes civiles relativas a las organizaciones benéficas, las perspectivas y planes de trabajo”. Luego, el Arzobispo ha pedido que se realice una discusión franca y abierta, “sobre el futuro de instituciones que no pueden seguir adelante simplemente por la repetición obsoleta de lo que siempre se ha hecho”, ha pedido que se tenga “audacia y creatividad en el discernimiento y en el replanteamiento de nuestras estructuras, estilos y métodos” así como que se “redescubra la misión en el corazón de la fe cristiana”. “En el centro y en las periferias de nuestro trabajo de animación, recopilación y distribución – ha continuado diciendo - tenemos que crecer en una mayor armonía y cooperación a través de una conversión renovada que supere las formas inadecuadas y molestas del afán de protagonismo antievangelico”. Mons. Rugambwa ha concluido su discurso afirmando: “Estas provocaciones deben ser objeto de reflexión, deben ser pensadas, analizadas y llevadas a la oración. No se trata de hacer todo de inmediato. No se trata de hacer cambios violentos. Es más bien un cambio de mentalidad y de la modalidad del trabajo apostólico de las OMP. Cuanto más al centro de nuestro interés, de nuestra pasión, estén las verdaderas necesidades de la misión, mayor será nuestra conversión, como la muerte del protagonismo y el nacimiento del servicio eclesial, fraterno y evangélico que salva”. (SL) (Agencia Fides 29/5/2017) VATICANO - El Card. Filoni a la Asamblea OMP: “El Evangelio nunca está anunciado por completo” Roma (Agencia Fides) – “Nadie envía en misión, sino sólo Dios, involucrándonos en la Pascua de su Hijo. Nadie recibe la misión si no sólo aquellos que, en la fe, se descubren a sí mismos como enviados, involucrados en el amor misericordioso que salva y transforma. La superación de la distinción geográfica de Iglesia que envía y de iglesia que recibe, necesita de la superación de la distinción inadecuada entre la acción pastoral y misión”. Lo ha subrayado el Card. Fernando Filoni, Prefecto de la Congregación para la Evangelización de los Pueblos, en su discurso pronunciado ayer por la tarde ante la Asamblea general de las Obras Misionales Pontificias (OMP), que se está celebrando en Roma (véase Fides 26/05/2017). El Prefecto del Dicasterio Misionero ha reiterado: “Ninguna comunidad cristiana está constituida de forma permanente. Ninguna iglesia local está establecido plenamente. El Evangelio nunca está anunciado por completo. Nuestros corazones nunca estarán plenamente convertidos y salvados, si no en la plenitud de la resurrección. Por ello, la misión es el corazón de la fe, porque el movimiento del amor redentor de Dios no tiene fin. Cada Iglesia necesita de renovación, de rejuvenecer su corazón, porque cada uno de sus hijos está necesitado de conversión, cada una de sus hijas está necesitada de redención”. A la luz de la exhortación del Papa Francisco a las Obras Misionales Pontificias “a revivir el fervor y la pasión de los santos y de los mártires, sin la cual nos reduciríamos a ser una ONG de recogida y distribución de ayudas materiales y de subsidios”, el Card. Filoni ha propuesto algunas consideraciones. En primer lugar “el testimonio personal sigue siendo esencial para la misión. Si la fe es un encuentro personal con Cristo, el encuentro vivo con los testigos de Cristo es crucial para la misión... Las actividades de animación misionera deben facilitar el conocimiento, el encuentro y la participación vocacional con estos testigos de la misión”. El centenario de la Carta Apostólica “Maximum Illud” del Papa Benedicto XV, publicada el 30 de noviembre de 1919, es una ocasión no sólo para conmemorar este texto del Magisterio papal, “tan crucial para el espíritu misionero de toda la Iglesia, sino sobre todo para revivir en todos una verdadera conversión misionera y un auténtico discernimiento pastoral para que todos, fieles y pastores, vivan en un estado permanente de misión”. Por lo tanto el mes de octubre de 2019 será “para toda la Iglesia, un mes extraordinario dedicado a la oración, a la caridad, a la catequesis y a la reflexión teológica sobre la misión”. El Prefecto del Dicasterio Misionero ha continuado diciendo: “las nuevas circunstancias eclesiales y culturales nos obligan a reconsiderar las modalidades de acción y de trabajo de las cuatro Obras Misionales Pontificias de forma que las Iglesias puedan ponerse en constante movimiento de misión. Debemos encontrar las formas para asegurar que los proyectos y solicitudes de ayuda financiera también pueden ser evaluados en su capacidad de poner a las iglesias solicitantes y a las iglesias donantes en estado permanente de misión”. En este contexto, el cardenal Filoni ha invitado a “las iglesias en nuestros territorios de misión económicamente más autosuficientes a ofrecer parte de sus subsidios para ayudar a las iglesias locales más necesitadas”, reiterando que “el verdadero objetivo siempre debe ser el anuncio del Evangelio”. Luego ha exhortado a “crecer en el espíritu eclesial inclusivo de la misión única. Las OMP en sus direcciones nacionales, en sus secretariados internacionales, en sus fundaciones, sirven todas unidas a la única solicitud misionera del Papa, que como pastor universal, cuida y se preocupa de las Iglesias gracias a las ayudas de los cristianos de todo el mundo.
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