| January - Christian Unity |
Febuary - Missonary Nature |
March - The Churches in africa |
| That Christians may be aware that Christian unity enhances a more effective proclomation of the gospel. |
That the Church, missionary by its very nature, may strive to follow Christ faithfully and proclame His Gospel to all people. |
That the Churches in Africa may be signs and instruments of reconcilliation and justice in every part of that continent. |
| April - Persecuted Christians |
| That Christians persecuted for the sake of the Gospel may, with the help of the Holy Spirit, remain faithful witnesses to the love of God for the entire human race. |
| June - The Churches in Asia |
| That the Churches in asia, a "little flock" among non-Christian populations, may give joyfull witness to Christ and know how to communicate the Gospel. |
| August - Victims of Discrimination, Hunger and Forced Emigration |
| That the Church may offer an open door to any person suffering from racial or religious descrimination, hunger, or wars forcing them to emigrate to other countries. |
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| May - People involved in Apostolic Work |
| That Clergy, religious, and lay people involved in apostolic work may inspire thier communities to be engaged in mission. |
| July - A New Urban Culture |
| That Christians, especially in large cities, may effectively promote education, justice, solidarity and peace. |
| September - The End of War |
| That by opening thier hearts to ove, Christians may put an end to the numerous wars and conflicts which continue to shed blood in the world |
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| October - Mission Sunday |
November - Mission in Latin America |
December - Opening Doors to Christ |
| That Mission Sunday may be a reminder that the task of proclaming Chirst is essential to the Church's service for the benifit of humanity |
That the Churches of Latin America be increasingly involved in missionary activities, as part of the universal missionary task of the People of God. |
That all peopls on earth may open thier doors to Christ and to His Gospel of peace, brotherhood and justice. |