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"I beg you...bear with one another in love."
EPHESIANS 4:1-8
THE CATHOLIC WOMEN'S LEAGUE
World Day of Prayer

World Day of Prayer is a global ecumenical movement led by Christian women who welcome you to join in prayer and action for peace and justice.

The World Day of Prayer is a global initiative uniting Christian individuals across diverse traditions in a continual bond of prayer and service. People from various denominations come together in mutual celebration, rotating through each other's churches, using a worship service crafted by women from a different country annually. This transcends borders, as women, men, and young people worldwide share the language, customs, and music of the chosen country.

Held annually on the first Friday in March, the World Day of Prayer is a widespread movement, engaging people from over 170 countries, encompassing various denominations and languages. Each year, the service is thoughtfully prepared by women from a different country, offering insights into the hopes, fears, joys, sorrows, opportunities, and needs of their nation. This practice emphasizes the inseparable connection between informed prayers and prayerful action.

Visit worlddayofprayer.org.nz for more information.

EPHESIANS 4:1-8
"I beg you...bear with one another in love."
WORLD DAY OF PRAYER - 1 MARCH 2024

Palestine

This initiative encourages us to endure with love despite challenges and oppression. Crafted by a coalition of ecumenical Christian Palestinian women, the program responds to Ephesians 4:1-7. Together, we reflected on this theme within the context of our struggles as Palestinian Christian women. Our aspiration is to inspire women globally to stand together with love amid turbulent times.

THE CATHOLIC WOMEN'S LEAGUE
World Day of Prayer

We pray and worship in the community.

We continue our relationship in prayer and service throughout the year.

We work together as women of various races / ethnicities, cultures and tradition.,

We become aware of the wolrdwide community of people.

We become enriched by the faith experience of other Christians.

We become aware of the burdens many people have to carry.

We are challenged to use our gifts and talents and use them in the service of society.

(The Zambia Statement, 2007)

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