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Institute for World EvangelizationICPE Mission

To Know Christ and Make Him Known

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The Story of a MissionIn 1979 Mario Cappello had a life-transforming spiritual experience with Youth With a Mission in

Lausanne, Switzerland, where he clearly realized that God was leading him to establish an international Schoof Mission to train Catholics into effective evangelizers. The first School of Evangelization was held in MaltaJanuary 1985, and from this, The Institute for World Evangelization - ICPE Mission, was founded by Mario ahis wife Anna.

In 1986 the Mission's vision was presented to The Holy Father, Pope John Paul II, during a private din

ner with the ICPE Mission‟s founders Mario and Anna Cappello at his summer residence in Castel GandolfoHe affirmed the ICPE Mission and bestowed his personal support and encouragement upon it. The Cappellodeparted, secure in continuing the mission that Christ had placed on their hearts. A second School of Missiowas held in Rome that year, from which 12 participants became committed lay missionaries. The ICPE Missbecame an international Catholic community of lay people through these original 12 members. They camefrom Mexico, South Korea, the United States, Holland, Malta, Germany, and New Zealand, and resided as acommunity in Malta. The ICPE Mission was enriched through this diversity of cultures and backgrounds, angradually spread across all continents. In 2002 the Holy See conferred Pontifical Recognition on the Institutefor World Evangelization– ICPE Mission as an International Association of Pontifical Right.

The ICPE Mission currently coordinates its worldwide activity from several regional centers located o

different continents, namely, Germany, New Zealand, Ghana, the Philippines, Rome, India, Singapore, SouthKorea, The United States, and Malta. The 25th Anniversary of the Mission was celebrated in 2010.

Structure of the ICPE MissionMembership: Members of the ICPE Mission can come from any category of the faithful, that is: lay people -married or single, religious - male and female, and diocesan priests. They should be at least twenty-one y

of age and should have both professional qualifications and two years of work experience. On completion of School of Mission and Community Experience, the member goes through a two-year formation program. Thqualities that characterize potential ICPE Missionaries include a living, personal relationship with God, passand zeal for Christ and His mission, adaptability, flexibility, availability, and a readiness to embrace new cul-tures and differences in others.

Leadership: The leadership of the ICPE Mission consists of the Executive Council and the ICPE communityleaders in different countries. Together, these two leadership bodies are responsible for the nurturing of thevision and the life of the Association. Decision-making in the ICPE Mission is generally through the conseof the body after a consultation process with those whom the decision will ultimately affect.Full-time, Residential Missionaries: At the heart of the ICPE Mission is the full-time lay missionary voca-tion. This lifestyle is characterized by individuals and families who very often leave their home country to livtogether in households, sharing community life and devoting themselves to the Church‟s evangelizing missiin submission to the local Ordinary.ICPE Spiritual Family: Throughout the years, the ICPE Mission established residential communities andhouseholds. More recently, the ICPE family extended itself to include "Companions" and "Friends" who are ling the charism of the ICPE Mission in the heart of society.

Companions: ICPE Companions are members of the ICPE Mission whose personal vocation or circumstancesplaces them at the heart of society, outside an ICPE residential community. These members are engaged in secuemployment, integrated in their local parishes and closely connected to an ICPE residential community. Compaions live and further the ICPE charism and spirit in society wherever they live.

Friends: ICPE Friends are members at heart, informally linked to the Mission. These friends of the ICPE Missionparticipate in the grace of the Mission and endeavor to live according to the spirit which characterizes it, unitedprayer, fraternal love, and common service to the Church with ICPE community members and other Friends of the Mission.



ICPEICPE Mission Spirituality

The heart of the ICPE Mission spirituality is the baptismal covenant of love withGod: “For the love of God has been poured into our hearts by the Holy Spirit which has been

given us” (Rom 5:5). The members of the ICPE Mission seek to live this call to holi-ness and mission in an all-encompassing way and with docility to be led by the Holy

Spirit. Through a life of daily prayer, participation in the Sacraments, the study of Scriptures, formation and service, they open their lives to the transforming action of the Holy Spirit as God draws them into intimate self -disclosure. This internal revo-lution of Love precipitates in them a response of worship to the Lord so that their

life is lived out in submission to God. It is also this dynamism of Love that propelsthem to reach out to others in the world.

ICPE PRAYER

We give thanks to you Lord with all our hearts. Out of your lovikindness you have called us by name and anointed us with your Spto proclaim your name and loving mercy to all the nations, to set tcaptives free and bind the broken hearted. We proclaim with Mour Mother, that you, God Almighty, have done great things for Holy is your name. As we celebrate your faithfulness, we surrender our lives once agthat your Holy Spirit may continue to transform us to be quality dciples. Enfold us in your consuming fire of love, that we may be psionate lovers of you, Lord, your Church and all your people. Grantboldness to speak your word and all the gifts of the Holy Spirit this new time. Maranatha, come Lord Jesus! Use the ordinary, uour lives, to do the extraordinary deeds of your love in the world day.



GERMANY

Contact the Director:Silvana Abela

Herbastrasse 1468219 Mannheim, Germany

+49 621 [email protected]

Nestling into its new location inMannheim, Germany- the bustling,multi-cultural, second-largest city inthe state of Baden-Wüttemburg-ICPE Mission Germany isestablishing a new presence in thecountry. In relocating fromAllerheiligen in the Black Forest, the

ICPE staff looks forward toministering to even more peoplethrough their new location in theheart of Mannheim. Through theArchbishop of Freiburg‟sencouragement and generosity, twohouses were made available to ICPEMission Germany. “It‟soverwhelming for us howsupportive our bishop is, and wetruly experience his pastoral care forus,” Silvana, mission center director,said. The three full-time communitymembers are Silvana Abela andMichael and Patricia Papenkordt andtheir children. ICPE Mission Germany‟s currentfocus is on building a profile and animage of who the ICPE Mission is,for this is of utmost importance in

moving to a new location. They arealso reaching out and befriendinglocal people to establishrelationships with them. Theirvision is to operate through theICPE Mission`s charism, that is, the

formation and training of Catholics sothat they may become more effectiveevangelizers. They hope to makeChrist known among the people oGermany, and to raise up newmissionaries to serve the Church the mission of making Christknown. As they become acclima

to the local people and their needthey may understand the best wayto go about doing this. Community life in ICPE MissionGermany consists of times of prayministry, office work, and formingrelationships with the people of Mannheim and the surroundingarea. Additionally, the Germanlanguage is an important dailystudy! ICPE is active in ministries in boMannheim and the rest of Germa A local pastoral worker

established a children‟sministry, including a SundayMass that is attended by morethan 100 kids. ICPE missionarattend, visit, and assist in the

formation of the staff for thisministry. In the same parish,ICPE is also involved inpreparing the youth to receivethe Sacrament of Confirmation

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Michael is involved in a youthprogram, called Voluntary Year of Social Service (FSJ). Thisformation and employmentprogram is geared towards highschool/post college students. He is

part of the staff in the northernGermany location, where FSJ has astrong Christian orientation.

Michael periodically speaks on theradio on faith issues, answeringcall-ins and questions. Theseradio programs are broadcastednationally.

Mike and Patricia both run the“St. Andrew School of Evangelization”. This missionschool is made up of severaldifferent modules taking eitherone or two weekends. The coursesare held in different parts of thecountry in communities, parishes,parish councils, and more. Forinformation, see the School

website at:www.nuovaevangelizzazione.it

Volunteers are welcome to experiencecommunity life and making Jesusknown through staying with ICPEMission Germany.

In addition to the general website,ICPE Mission Germany has its ownwebsite at www.icpe.de

Gottes Segens!

ICPE



Situated at the early 20th-centurySt. Gerard‟s Monastery, ICPE NewZealand is perched above thesparkling harbor of Wellington,NZ. Previously home to theRedemptorist Order, the monasteryand church have been a hub of evangelistic activity since its

founding. On invitation from theNZ Bishop‟s Conference, the firstSchool of Mission (SOM), tookplace in 1988/89. Seven years later,the ICPE Mission Center wasofficially opened at St. Gerard‟s byCardinal Thomas Williams. Themonastery is usually filled tocapacity through residing ICPEmissionaries, SOM participants, andvisitors. A tool of evangelization initself, it is visible to all of Wellington. Mission Centerdirector, Wimpie Santoso, declares,“All the people know it!” The ICPE Mission NZ community iscomprised of Wimpie Santoso,Chairny Muljawan, Rainer Hensel,Lucienne Hensel, Petrus Lau, MelinaKartawidjaja, Juliana

Aloysius, Christina Chua, andFrank and Ruth Doherty. David andEileen Romanos are also committedmembers of the ICPE Mission.Additionally, after the 2009 school,Jolene Holswich, Jess Fowler, and

Marilyn Teo stayed on for acommunity experience. Community life consists of dailypersonal prayer and Mass, andmorning and evening prayer timeswith the Divine Office, the RosaryLectio Divina, and Adoration.

Monday begins with praise andworship followed by sharing timeThroughout the week, they sharehousehold and office duties. Othetimes they gather for input,encouragement, teaching,fellowship, and shared meals. The focus of ICPE Mission NZ isdiscipleship and trainingevangelizers. Through annualSchools of Mission, they created ainstrument to establishing a solidCatholic discipleship processtailored to people striving to knowGod more. “Visitors experiencepresence of God here at theMonastery,” says Wimpie. A SOM is a five-month fully-residential course that offers the

missionary lifestyle as a valid optifor today‟s Catholic youth.Participants are generally aged 1840, and represent countries acrossthe world. The school employs instruction and outreach as mean

NEW ZEALAND

Contact the Director:Wimpie SantosoSt. Gerard‟s Monastery

75 Hawker St.Wellington, NZ+64 4 801 7797

[email protected]

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of formation. Through a cross-culturalcommunity setting, participants takepart in four months of Catholicteaching followed by a month of hands-on missionary experience. Theschool schedule includes prayer,

liturgy, lectures, small groups, teamwork, and fun and fellowship in avibrant and internationalenvironment. The one- monthoutreach may consist in conductingseminars, door-to-door outreaches,and healing services. It may alsoconsist in mission trips andparticipating in various ministries of the ICPE Mission in New Zealand.

They are aspiring to hold missiontrips reaching third-world countries inthe Asia/ Oceania region.

ICPE Mission NZ ministries are thefollowing:

Prison Ministry- This 16 year-oldministry is held weekly throughICPE missionaries and local

volunteers visiting a Wellingtonprison. They host Bible sharing,teachings about the faith, andprayer meetings. There is anannual, year-end dinner at St.Gerard‟s for volunteers inthanksgiving for their time andeffort and as an opportunity forcommunity building.

Women‟s and Men‟s Ministry-ICPE Mission NZ formed both

ministries, and there are cellgroups for each. They are alsorunning a “Fathers‟ and Mothers‟Prayer” group at St. Gerard‟s, whomeet to pray for their children andtheir families.

Parish Missions- Aside fromSOM outreaches, ICPE runsvarious parish missions aroundthe country. After a 2009 missionin Auckland, 14 participants flewto Wellington for a follow-up

weekend to grow deeper withChrist at St. Gerard‟sMonastery. Wimpie bears witnessthat, “when we reach out topeople, when they are truly opento the Lord, it is amazing!” ICPECommunity members alsoperiodically travel to assist othermission centers in runningoutreaches and retreats. These

events build SOM familiarity, fromwhich NZ receives manyattendees.

St. Gerard‟s Church is open to thepublic every Sunday, for a localpriest comes to celebrate Mass.ICPE Mission NZ runs “FaithFuel” after Mass for formation,fellowship, and food.

The ICPE Mission has a wonderfulrelationship with the Archdiocese of Wellington. They conduct outreaches,youth gatherings, and charismaticworship nights. They alsocollaborated with youth leaders in theArchdiocese to prepare groupsattending WYD Sydney throughteachings, retreats and events. To keep updated with ICPE Mission

New Zealand, see www.icpe.org andtheir ongoing blog atwww.schoolofmissions.blogspot.com. ICPE NZ is also on Facebook.

Mā te Atua e manaaki!

ICPE



and helping the youth in theircareer development.

Parish Outreach- ICPE travels toespecially rural parishes toproclaim the Good News throughtopical teachings, retreats, Life in

the Spirit Seminars, and homevisitations. Through this, they alsoaddress socio-economic needs of the community.

School Outreach– is a periodicreach-out to senior high schools toshare the Good News. Activitiesinclude topical teachings, retreats,counseling, and prayer ministry.

HopeXchange Ghana plans to host apatient evangelization and prayersupport group as soon as MedicalCenter doors open. Other activitiesinclude: Breast Cancer Awareness

Campaign- The Ghana BreastCancer Alliance (GBCA) is aunique coalition of leading localand international experts and

institutions seeking to address themajor breast health needs inGhana and sub-Saharan Africa.

Mission: Possible- Voluntaryteachers and other professionalsare sent to rural communities toteach in schools or organize freevacation classes for pupils andeducate the community on issuesranging from HIV/AIDS andhuman trafficking to diverse social

interest issues. Mini Clinic– HopeXchange Ghana

and volunteer partners, nurses,and medical students pair withlocal doctors to conduct miniclinics in needy communities.

They use school classrooms asconsultation rooms, withinformational lectures often takingplace outdoors or in nearbyparishes. Volunteers assist thelocal people and especially pre-

teen Ghanaian children,conducting free health educationand medical screening throughblood work tests and variousclinical functions. They makeprescriptions available and directthose who need further attentionto nearby hospitals.

Long Distance Adoption-through this initiative, foreigners

“adopt” a child. They payinsurance, school fees, andsupport for the upkeep of aGhanaian child living in abjectpoverty. Children have beensuccessfully adopted and arehappily attending school.

ICPE Mission Ghana would love tohost volunteers coming to both create

new ministries and to assist withcurrent outreaches. A youth programis needed along with a renewal of thecinema evangelization, and certainlymedical doctors, other healthworkers, and equipment are alwaysdesired and welcomed. There isunlimited opportunity for prospectivemissionaries. Whatever the focus, “Ithink the opportunity for ministry inGhana is very high”, says Dominic.

For updates, visit www.icpe.org,www.icpemissionghana.blogspot.com,andwww.hopexchangemedicalcenter.org

Onyame Nhyira Wo!

ICPE



Empowering the poor through God’scompassionate love in the heart of Asia isICPE Mission Philippines‟ mainvision. Through its seven members,the ICPE Mission is manifestedthrough formation, hospitality,worship, and working with children,youth, and families.

ICPE Mission Philippines‟ memberslive in community in a rented house.They recently moved from Manila toTagaytay, Philippines. It is about80 km away from Manila, and is asmall town versus the city of Manila. It is anticipated that inTagaytay they may more effectivelyutilize their house size and location. One of their focuses is staff formation, which is held as a 2-yearprogram leading people to becomefull-time ICPE Missionaries throughgrowing in the spiritual life,studying, ministry, and living incommunity life. Their day beginswith Mass, and they eat together,pray (the Divine Office, praise andworship, intercession, and personal

prayer time), do ministries andchores, have formation and studytime, hold community meetings,and do Lectio Divina together. While the Philippines is a Catholic

country, many of the baptizedCatholics have had only elementafaith formation. It is also a povertstricken country in many places, aICPE Mission Philippines seeks tohelp bring people closer to God, tempower them, and to help thembecome self-sufficient. After a

destructive typhoon in 2009, themission center fundraised fromabroad and headed up a large relieeffort. ICPE Mission Philippinesstrives to help people byempowering them on every level-spiritual, psychological, social, anmaterial.

ICPE Mission Philippines works iclose collaboration with Filipinobishops. Catholic formation isendorsed at the national level. Oththan running 2-week formationcourses called the “EmmausExperience”, aimed at those whowould like a recharge in theirrelationship with God, ongoingICPE ministries are: • Balikatan Ministry- literally

“shoulder –to-shoulder”. This is athriving weekly adult ministrywhere ICPE missionaries and locavolunteers minister in the RizalProvince through fellowship, prayteachings, activities, fellowship,

PHILIPPINES

Contact the Director:Esther Fong111 Lourdes St.

Maitim Segundo Central,Tagaytay City, Cavite

[email protected]

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small groups, and scripture studies.Former President Estrada relocatedmany people from the slums inManila to houses in the RizalProvince, near garbage dumpsites.Though these people are out of the

slums and have houses, living isinsecure and jobs are far and few.ICPE Mission Philippines works tohelp them with their livelihood,teaching them trades,entrepreneurship, and micro-financing.• Children‟s Ministry– this is aweekly outreach to about 150 kids.Catering to different age groups, the

weekly sessions include worship,prayer, teaching, sharings, and funand faith-based activities. The ICPEmissionaries also provide thefollowing:

•Mobile library of English books •Motivational gifts for children

who did extraordinarily well intheir studies

•Distributing milk and vitamins •Second-hand clothes

distribution•Arranging for medical

vaccinationsOther activities include Camps,Family events for the childrens‟families, Back to School Mass,outings, Christmas dramas andparties and monthly birthdaycelebrations .

• Reverse Caroling – ICPE members,alongside Balikatan Ministry adults,go caroling and distribute carepackages at Christmas. The ICPEMission fundraises to assemble thecare packages, and in 2009 they gave

out roughly 400 care packages over athree-day mission. The ministryempowers not only those familiesvisited, but those who participate aswell.• Children‟s Education

Sponsorship – The ICPE Missionfacilitates donors‟ sponsorship of children for school tuition, supplies,and uniforms.• Youth Outreach– The ICPEMission organizes outreaches toyouth in colleges, high schools, andparishes.

ICPE Missionaries frequently travel

from the Philippines to assist nearbymission centers in outreaches, such asICPE Mission Korea and ICPEMission Singapore.

The mission center often hostsinternational volunteers for periods of time ranging from one month to ayear. They live in the ICPEcommunity and take part in their

ongoing ministries. There is a greatopportunity for running mission tripshere, where participants can receiveformation and outreach exposure.

To keep updated on the work of ICPEMission Philippines, see their blog atwww.icpephilippines.blogspot.com ,along with the ICPE Mission websiteat www.icpe.org.

Pagpalain ka ng Diyos!

ICPE



The International Office of theInstitute for World Evangelization -ICPE Mission is situated in Rome,Italy. This International Office is the hubfrom which international activitiesare coordinated. As an office, it

supports the Institute‟s ExecutiveCouncil in executing its directives.Therefore, it has a predominatelyadministrative focus and in this wayit is different from other missioncenters.

Mario Cappello, president of theICPE Mission, along with his wifeAnna, founded the Institute. They

reside in Rome together ICPEmissionaries Grace Chin andAngeline Hendriks who assist in theoffices. Daniela Grillo is the Italiansecretary at the International Office.

The ICPE Mission is the missionaryexpression of the Glory of GodInternational CovenantCommunity. Their AdministrativeCoordinating Office is also locatedat the ICPE Mission InternationalOffice.

The headquarters of the ICPEMission were previously situated inthe lush Black Forest in

Allerheiligen, Germany. Followingthe encouragement of Churchofficials, Mario and Anna relocateto the city of Rome, Italy, in 1998In Rome, the Cappellos maintainclose contact with various Vaticandicasteries and other Churchrealities to enable the Institute to

serve at the heart of the Church.Meanwhile, Mario is also active invarious interfaith, multiculturalefforts that promote justice,reconciliation, and peace throughdialogue and cooperative efforts.

Mario and Anna Cappello travelextensively to visit the various ICMission Centers and to continue tconsolidate and expand the horizo

of the ICPE Mission in various paof the world.

Community life: The Cappellos aGrace and Angeline live in houseson land owned by the School Sisteof Notre Dame. The offices arelocated roughly 15-20 minutes awfrom their homes. Besides workinnormal office hours, they regularlcome together for prayer,

intercession, communityconsultations, sharing times, and fun and fellowship.

One of the privileges the small ICcommunity in Rome enjoys is the

ITALY

Contact:

Mario and Anna CappelloInternational Office

Via della Stazione Aurelia, 9500165 Rome, Italy+39 06 6651 2891

[email protected]

www.icpe.org



interaction with Francis and Tony, thetwo ICPE seminarians studying at thePontifical Urbaniana University inRome. Even while keeping busy withtheir studies, Francis and Tonymanage to find time to share meals

with the rest of the ICPE missionariesin Rome or to participate insignificant community events.

International Initiatives: TheInternational Office is also the mainheadquarters of the Institute‟sinternational initiatives, namely,hopeXchange, Firebrandz andMillennium Films International:

• hopeXchange is an internationalhumanitarian aid organizationrunning the Ghana Health Project aimedat increasing healthcare capacity insub-Saharan Africa. Concurrently,hopeXchange seeks to improve theeveryday life of underprivilegedchildren through a Long DistanceAdoption Program.

•Firebrandz is the Institute‟s YouthOutreach. This initiative provides aplatform where youth around theworld can connect through sharingtheir faith experience, ideas, missions,and strategies for evangelization tofoster a common vision for therenewal of youth worldwide in thespirit and through the charisms of the

ICPE Mission.• Millennium Films International(MFI) seeks to proclaim the Gospelthrough the distribution of theCatholic edition of the film JESUS.MFI also prepares and providesaccompanying literature, facilitating

and organizing follow-up and makingthis tool of evangelization availableworldwide.

Keep updated!

• For news of the ICPE Missionworldwide: www.icpe.org ,•Community updates from Rome:http://aromanews.blogspot.com • Events and Developments of theInternational Initiatives:www.hopeXchange.net www.hopexchangemedicalcenter.org www.icpe.org/firebrandz.html

www.millenniumfilms.org

Dio ti benedica!

ICPE

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ICPE Mission India, located in thebustling city of Bangalore, India, isan axis for evangelization andministry. The 15 full-timemissionaries are: Diana and FritzMascarenhas (Directors), Victor andNalini Satish, Vincent and Lavina D‟Souza, Antony and Teresa Das,

Ignatius and Josephine Philips andtheir families, and Sheila Libano,Benilda Gonsalves, MathewThomas, Clyne Rodrigues, andGerard D‟Monte. Community life iscentral to the Mission Center, andthe Mascarenhas‟ house serves as,“… the hub for every kind of activityyou can imagine! There is never adull moment here at ICPE India!”Diana says. For ten years they havelived in the heart of the city, and,through a gifted parcel of land, hopeto relocate soon.

Their day consists of Mass, prayer,outreaches, office work, andministries. Through the bishop‟ssupport and recognition, they have aBlessed Sacrament chapel where amonthly Mass is celebrated.

In India, one may witness howothers live; people live with less,and warmth and fellowship reign.Primary reasons for an ICPEpresence in India are to re-

evangelize Indian Catholics andassist priests. There is a greatburden on priests, and Fritz has fethe need to both help andcollaborate with them. Throughreaching priests at retreats andseminars (with over 200 priestsattending), Fritz witnesses that, "A

renewed shepherd is a renewedflock!"

ICPE India possesses a charism oyouth outreach through music anteaching. Aside of their ministriesand running Schools of Mission(SOM), a focus is on networkingwith other groups in India andabroad. ICPE India‟s ministriesinclude: The „Come and See‟ Program

An advantageous 4-6 months‟experience of the ICPE Missiothrough participation incommunity life, ministries, anoutreaches, either outside of oin conjunction with a SOM.

Prison Ministry-Twice a weekteam shares the Word of God a local prison. Wednesday

meetings see 30 regularattendees, and Sunday worshipand Eucharist services areattended by 100 prisoners.

Woman to Woman MinistryOnce a month, 30-40 women

INDIA

Contact the Director:Fritz Mascarenhas

No. 3 Wellington St.Richmond Town

Bangalore 560025 Karnataka,India

+91 80 222 11 [email protected]

www.icpe.org



meet for worship and fellowship.Ongoing for nine years, femaleICPE missionaries organizevarious programs such as Bibleteachings, workshops,intercessions, adoration, outings,

and celebrations. Jeshua Adonai Youth Ministry-

(Every Saturday night they meetwith 40-50 youth for worship,teachings, and cell groups. Thestudents formed a music ministrywhere they do outreaches in othertowns.

ICPE Music Ministry- Thesetalented musicians play for

worship sessions, concerts,Masses, and music for the EasterTridium.

Couples/ Children‟s Ministry-This weekly ministry for youngcouples with children is aimed atbuilding strong and healthyfamilies rooted in Scripture andfellowship. Couples and theirchildren receive teaching and

instruction. Local Language Ministry - The

poor speak only the locallanguages, and ICPE hosts aweekly ministry geared to them.Roughly 75-100 people attend.Clothing is often distributed, andICPE matches sponsors toimpoverished schoolchildren.

Hospital visits- ICPE MissionIndia weekly prays and attends

Mass with the patients at St.Philomena Hospital. Dianaremarks that, “when you‟resuffering, you‟re very open toprayer.”

Intercessory prayer- Missionaries

intercede for the Mission, theChurch, and personal needs.

Diana co-hosts “Set Free” weekendretreats worldwide with Father Vella,a Maltese official Exorcist. Through

seminars, the module is aimed tobring about inner healing andrestoration through the power of theHoly Spirit. They have spoken at theNational Training Program forHealing and Deliverance held by theCatholic Charismatic Renewal of Australia. The ICPE Mission is well-known in

India through their SOM and closecollaboration with the bishop andDiocese. They are frequentlyrequested to assist with Diocesan andvarious groups‟ and organizations‟outreaches and retreats. They recentlygave a retreat at St. Philomena‟sNursing College on „Healing ourrelationship with God and others‟ fortwo hundred nurses. Another retreat

was held for Medical College Studentsat St. John‟s College. Diana and Fritzspeak internationally on topics of sinand salvation, Theology of the Bodyand sexuality, and inner healing. ICPEmissionaries will soon teach NaturalFamily Planning. The best way to keep updated is byvisiting www.icpe.org.

Yesu aapko ashirwad dae!

ICPE






With the blessing of ArchbishopNicholas Chia, ICPE MissionSingapore began in 2003. It islocated in the northern district of Bishan, Singapore, with one full–time staff member: Amilia Chai.Presently, the ICPE flat near the citycenter houses Amilia along with

visiting ICPE guests. ICPECompanions Edwyn and Karen deSouza live nearby. The focus of ICPE MissionSingapore is to empower men andwomen to live fully as Christ‟sdisciples, sharing the Good News inevery strata of society. This is playedout in various ways through ICPESingapore‟s ministries: Amilia and Edwyn were invited

to institute a Youth Ministry Office at the CatholicArchdiocesan Youth Center inOctober 2003. Edwyn continuesto serve at the office. Activitiesinclude:

-Archdiocesan youth events-Formation for catechists andyoung adults

-Preparing and bringingstudents to World Youth Daysand Asian Youth Days

Schools of Witness– this is a

five-week intensive school

modeled after the ICPE MissioSchools of Mission. Focus is oformation towards discoveringone‟s true identity in Christ,living the community life, andfostering a mission to serveothers and to be a witness. ICPMission India and ICPE Missio

Philippines have assisted inrunning these schools in thepast.

Woman-to–Woman Ministry

an ICPE Mission Singaporeoutreach promoting the dignitand true identity of women.Activities include:

-Weekly meetings andperiodical retreats for theyear-long women‟s formatigroup, touching upon issuesuch as Self Acceptance,Inner Healing, and Prayer

-Young mothers‟ weekly BiblSharing using Lectio Divin

-Bi-weekly outreach to theGood Shepherd Crisis Centgiving talks and doing BiblStudy with women living in

the center-Yearly „International Wome

Day‟ Celebrations -Events on discovering our tr

identity as women, withtopics such as “The Femini

SINGAPORE

Contact the Coordinator:Amilia Chai

Blk 141 Bishan St 12 #08-518Singapore 570141

+65 [email protected]

www.icpe.org



Genius” and “Finding the InnerChild”

Men-to-Men Ministry isdedicated to fostering a knowledgeand love for God and the male rolein the Catholic Church. Activities

include:-Weekly meetings providing

fellowship, personal sharing,and retreats. They are currentlydoing the Spiritual Exercises of St. Ignatius of Loyola

-Events focusing on issues suchas “Men of God‟s Delight”,“Truth and Beauty of MaleSpirituality”, and “Be a Man-

Knowing my Identity in theFather”

Chinaera Ministry is an initiative

aimed at promoting mutualunderstanding and friendshipbetween the Chinese and foreignmissionaries, bridging thedifferences between China and theuniversal Church. Activities

include:-Regular intercessory prayermeetings based on currentaffairs of the Catholic Churchin China

-Promoting the “Faces of China”photo prayer calendar throughits distribution

-Going on outreaches to China

Other ICPE involvement in Singapore

manifests itself in creative waysthrough:

-Outreaches to poor families andsocially disadvantaged children

-Christmas festivity gatheringsand caroling

-Visiting the elderly-Hosting retreats, talks, and

sessions around Singapore-Facilitating pastoral leadership

workshops-Assisting in conferences

To keep updated with ICPESingapore, please see www.icpe.organd the ICPE Singapore blog atwww.icpesg.wordpress.com.

Semoga tuhan memberkati awak!

ICPE



ICPE Mission Korea is located inSeoul, South Korea. Titus Choi isthe sole ICPE missionary. Beginningwith joining the mission in 1993,Titus was previously part of ICPENew Zealand for 13 years. In 2007the ICPE Mission was accepted intothe Seoul Diocese, and Titus began

ICPE Mission Korea in 2008. It isthe only Lay Mission Organizationin South Korea, and is in closecollaboration with the KoreanClergy. The Vatican‟s call for Korea tominister to Asia resounded in Titus‟heart. The Holy Father called Koreain particular to minister to Asiabecause of its freedom, along withthe great potential to create a strongCatholic Church in Korea throughdevout, practicing Korean Catholics.Titus returned home to Korea fromNew Zealand to start a missioncenter location. Korea is a safe place to be– it is ademocracy and its citizens havereligious freedom. Korea has a

particularly open atmosphere toaccepting and practicing religions,compared with other Asiancountries. Although it is not aCatholic country (roughly 10% areCatholic) Catholics have a good

reputation. Their faith is more thaa culture for them, adverse to manCatholic countries worldwide whereligion has been reduced to merean element of the culture. Generally, Korean Catholicsscrupulously practice the faith and

have a wonderful prayer life. Yet,unfortunately, there is always atendency for the faith to bediminished to merely “culture”status. Titus tries to counteract thHis focal point for teachings is thneed for Catholics to LIVE the faiand not to just outwardly gothrough the motions of being a goCatholic. Even for Titus, “Theimportant thing is, am I living outwhat I am teaching?” Titus constantly preaches a 3-foldmessage to share the faith, preparfor eternity, and to know God moin accordance with the ICPEMission charisms of worship andevangelization. Koreans are devouwhich is wonderful soil to buildupon. Titus consistently calls them

to manifest God‟s glory through tlives they lead. “If you do notbecome holy”, Titus teaches, “youcannot give glory to God.” There ithe tendency to go through themotions of the Catholic faith- to

KOREA

Contact the Coordinator:Titus Choi

Rm 209, AFI Center

86-1 Hapjeeong-dongMapo-gu

Seoul, S. Korea121-883

+82 2326 [email protected]

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pray out of habit. Catholics mustmake the faith a reality, so we mustconnect it to our daily lives. Peopleneed a deep conversion. “You dowhatever you do for your eternal life!”Titus says. His goal is to foster a

conversion of people‟s hearts.

Titus rents out the Catholic Center inSeoul to hold various events.Ministries consist of: Young Adult Ministry- Titus is

very involved with the SeoulDiocese‟s Young Adult Ministry,as well as those of the varioussurrounding dioceses. Three to

four times a year they hold a faith-forming weekend retreat.

A week-long School of Mission isran annually with the help of ICPEMission NZ and ICPE MissionPhilippines.

Titus periodically runs openseminars, which He advertises inSeoul Diocese newsletters.

At least once weekly he is invited

by the Catholic CharismaticRenewal to give teachings tovarious prayer groups both insideand outside the diocese. Roughly200 people attend these groups.

Bible Study– Titus runs BibleStudies for two different groups,which are held once a week.

Lectures on faith- twice a monthhe gives faith-forming lectures fora group in Suwon.

Titus runs the Seoul Diocese‟syearly Confirmation program, which roughly 150-200 studentsattend.

“Friends of ICPE”- Titus createda one-year program to train people

before they help him serve in themission. It is an eight-monthprogram, and every Saturday theyhave teachings, sharing, and praiseand worship time. In 2010 therewere 14 people, two of which went

onto an ICPE Mission NewZealand School of Mission.

“For-life” Ministry is the pro-lifeministry of the Seoul Diocese,comparable to the JP II Institute.They do youth retreats and haveteachings on pro-life topics suchas the Catholic teachings of procreation and marriage. Titusteaches the Theology of the Body.

Involvement with other dioceses:

-Busan diocese: Titus assistswith discipleship courses andweekend courses for youngadults-Suwon diocese: Titus workswith vocation retreats andannual leadership courses

To keep updated with ICPE Korea,visit www.icpe.org and their blog atwww.icpemissionkorea.blogspot.com.

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ICPE



Located in Sublimity, Oregon,ICPE USA is the newest ICPEMission Center to be established. Itis currently in its beginning stages,having opened in late 2009. TheAdministrative Offices of the ICPEMission are located in the nearbytown of Stayton. The Bentz‟ family

homestead in Scio, Oregon, called“The Blue Den Ranch” served as thecommunity home base for the firstyear. Soon after the arrival of theFromonts, the first residentialmission house moved to Sublimity.

The ICPE Mission in Oregon isblessed to have both expressions of the ICPE Community present.Mark and Patricia Dol and their son,Joshua, and Karol and KarolinaFromont form the residentialcommunity and Clint and MaureenBentz are ICPE MissionCompanions. Although both of these realities are full members of the same community, residentialmissionaries live together in thecommunity house, share an intenselifestyle of prayer, and are engaged

in fulltime ministry. Those living ascompanions share the commonspirituality of the ICPE Mission, yetnormally take part in only someaspects of the community life andretain their normal employment and

home environment. Also part of the AdministrativeOffice is Laura Ross, who works Oregon Office Administrator andserves the ICPE Mission globally International Public RelationsAssistant. The ICPE Mission U

center is coordinated by Mark Dowho oversees the residentialcommunity and Clint Bentz whooversees the development of theCompanions of ICPE MissionUSA. Together they coordinate thwork and ministry of the ICPEMission for the United States.

The seed for ICPE Mission USA wsown many years ago when JulieBentz, sister of Clint Bentz,attended a School of Missions inMalta. Soon after, Julie and Clint‟father, Deacon Ron Bentz, begancultivating the dream for a similarschool to be established in OregoHe did not live to see the dreambecome a reality, but it has beencontinued by Clint with the suppoof his family, brothers, and

sisters. The first prayer gathering this newly-formed missioncommunity was held in the sittingroom of Barbara Bentz, who,although ill, was able to be presenfor this momentous occasion. In

USA

Contact the Coordinators:

Mark Dol & Clint BentzAdministrative Offices

1077 N. 6th Ave.Stayton, OR 97383

USA+1 503 769-5318

[email protected]

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this, she was able to witness the fruitsof what she and her husband hadprayed, labored, and hoped for beforeshe went home to be with the Lord.

ICPE Mission USA serves the local

Vicariate (a sub-grouping of parisheswithin a Diocese) by running andcoordinating their Youth MinistryProgram, including High School andMiddle School Youth Programs, andimplementing the Vicariate-wideConfirmation Formation Program.The youth have attended multipleyouth conferences, seminars, andconcerts nation-wide. In the future,

the mission would like to create aYoung Adult Ministry.

Karol and Karolina recently moved tothe United States from Poland toserve the local high school asCampus Ministers, also taking partin the ICPE mission work intrinsic totheir lives.

World Mission Sunday 2010 usheredin a new event for the mission. ICPEMission USA members held an ICPEWorld Mission Sunday Event, whereboth domestic and global aspects of the Mission and the humanitarianinitiative HopeXchange weredisplayed and promoted. Visitorsexperienced an international Catholiclay mission through internationalfood and prayers, presentations, talks,

and information stands.

Another aspect of ICPE Mission USAis the hosting of parish missions forsurrounding parishes.

ICPE Mission USA will be running

the first School of Witness in theUnited States in 2011. A School of Witness is a one-month version of theinternationally-used School of Mission template. It will be held inMt. Angel, Oregon in the summer of

2011.

A vision of ICPE Mission USA is thatof Hispanic Ministry outreach.Through fostering relations with theCorporation La Comunidad Communityin Medellin, Colombia, the missionwould like to assist the local Churchin developing an effective HispanicMinistry Program.

Ways to remain updated on ICPEMission USA is throughwww.icpe.org, and through theirwebsite at www.icpeusa.org.

God Bless You!

ICPE






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ICPE Mission Statement

The Institute for World Evangelisation - ICPEMission is a Catholic Mission made up of Chris-tians committed to the goal of world evangelisa-

tion. The ICPE Mission is dedicated to the forma-tion and training of Catholics so that they may be-come more effective evangelisers. Through evange-

lisation, discipleship, community building andmercy work, the ICPE Mission pursues its purposeof training, formation, serving the Church and af-fecting the world for Christ. The ICPE Mission isan International Association of Christ's faithful

with Pontifical Right and is the missionary expres-sion of the Glory of God International Covenant

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