“Make of the world one family”

Xaverian Mission
Volume 67 - No. 3| August 2019 Newsletter
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Missionary Mandate .....................................2

In the Amazon you need patience and .......3
Giving girls a chance to dream..................4
Friendship: Path of Mission.........................5
Xavier Knoll Mission Festival.................6-7
Conforti on St. Francis Xavier..................9
World & US Province News...................10-11

Fr. Joe Matteucig SX at the Franklin Knoll Xavier Mission Festival. Photo
by Fr. Alex Rodriguez SX

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 Missionary Mandate

Missionary Mandate
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Missionaries
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Xaverian Mission Newsletter This year in a particular way as we approach the Extraordinary Month of
Official publication of the the Missions upon Pope Francis’ exhortation:
Xaverian Missionaries
of the United States This missionary mandate touches us personally: I am a mission, always;
Publisher: Fr. Mark Marangone SX you are a mission, always; every baptized man and woman is a mission.
Communications Board: People in love never stand still: they are drawn out of themselves; they are
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no one is useless or insignificant. Each of us is a mission to the world, for
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 Xaverian Missionaries in the World

In the Amazon you need patience and ...

T
General Direction Editorial
his year the Catholic Church will celebrate two insists on patience, “so that the Word of God can pene-
particularly important events in October: the trate the hearts of people and begin to work,” recalling
Extraordinary Missionary Month and the Synod of what one of the previous Bishops of the diocese of Alto
Bishops for the Amazon. Keeping these two Solimões said, repeating that in the region “the mission-
events in mind, one of the questions that appears in the ary must have patience, more patience and a lot of
Synod Preparatory Document concerns the characteris- patience.”
tics that missionaries in the Amazon should have. He emphasizes another necessity in the life of the mis-
Fides News Agency asked for a comment on this subject sionary, the physical presence: “if we are not in the
to Bishop Adolfo Zon, who since 2014 has been Bishop of community, among the people, we can hardly listen to
Alto Solimões, in Brazil, in a territory of over thirty thou-and accompany the whole process.” He also insists on
sand square kilometers, on the border with Peru and the need to “help people become aware of being the
Colombia. Born in Spain, he arrived as a Xaverian mis- Church of Jesus, here in this place.” In this sense, the
sionary in Brazil in 1993, and has since worked in the missionary Bishop explains that “many times we think
Amazon region. that we, having built a chapel, already have an evange-
Bishop Zon states that among the characteristics neces- lizing presence,” but we are far from reality, because
sary for all the missionaries in the Amazon, there must “what we have to work on is the Church People of God.”
be “first of all the incarnation, putting our feet on this “In the Amazon, given the distances and dispersion, every
earth, taking off our sandals, as on Mount Horeb, community must have this faith to be the Church of God
because God is already here, to listen, to know the idio- in that place, it must promote ministries to maintain the
syncrasies.” The prelate defines the missionaries “chan- presence of the Church in those small places, favoring
nels of God’s grace, which can help or hinder the incul- the growth of a wholly ministerial Church, to recognize
turation of the Gospel, so it is important to be there and the talents of each person and put them at the service
be with this people.” of the community,” concludes Bishop Adolfo Zon, who
Secondly, the Bishop of Alto Solimões stresses patience refers to the Santarém Document, published in 1972, as
as a requisite: “we cannot sow and already want the something “very alive and illuminating here in the
fruits, because evangelization is a process.” Bishop Zon Amazon.”

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 Xaverian Missionaries in the World

Giving Girls a Chance to Dream

F
r. Sergio Targa, a 55-year-old Xaverian priest,
has been fighting child marriage in
Bangladesh for 15 years. He is behind the
Kisori Ghoton Prokolpo (Teenage Project) whose
goal is for girls to be girls, not brides, and for
women be women, not slaves.
“We want to give humanity, dignity, respect” to
girls and women, he told AsiaNews. “We want
girls to learn that they are valued and are not
damaged goods. We want them to be proud of
being women and not subjected to society’s
patriarchal system.”
Born in Brescia, Italy, Fr. Sergio has been a mis-
sionary in Bangladesh for 24 years. With the ini-
tiative he founded he has fought for girls’ educa-
tion against early marriage, which is still com-
monplace in the country. Fr. Sergio states:
“Often parents do not let their daughters study because they think it’s a waste of money since they will marry men
much older than themselves and eventually become slaves to their grooms’ family.”
Recently, Save the Children released its third annual Global Childhood Report, which shows that 32.4 per cent of
teenagers (aged 15 to 19) are already married in Bangladesh. Of these, 84.4 per cent have children before their
19th birthday. In general, 17.4 per cent of children leave school in the first years of study.
“The practice is rooted in an ancient Hindu legal text drafted between the 2nd century BC and the 2nd century AD,
whereby fathers must marry off their daughters immediately after their sexual maturation. Thus, if a girl is still at
home after her 11th or 12th year, it’s the father’s fault. This idea is rooted in culture, in the mind.”
“Other reasons underpin this tradition. The first one is honor: The longer a girl stays at home, the greater the risk
for her to escape with a boy of her age, bringing dishonor not only to her family, but to the whole group. The sec-
ond is dowry: the older the girl, the more the father will have to pay to give her away as a bride to the groom’s
family. For the girl the outcome will always be the same: She’ll be the slave of her husband and his parents.” Such
a practice “is hard to eradicate because it is the basis of society’s entire patriarchal system, and few are interest-
ed in changing the situation.”
Still not everyone wants to deny girls the right to live their lives with dignity. This is why Fr. Sergio established the
‘Teenage Project’. “We work with the Rishi group, ex out-castes who traditionally skin animals. Our project finan-
cially supports 120 girls aged 11 to 15 years. We help them in their villages and meet again every two months to
take stock of the situation. We also build relationships of trust with parents, who sign a pledge not to marry off
their daughters. Again, keeping a promise is a matter of honor.”
“We do all this to make girls aware of their own value,” explains Fr. Sergio. The goal is “to make them understand
that there are alternative paths to marriage at a young age. We wish to make them dream.”
(Article Courtesy of Asia News; http://www.asianews.it/news-en/Xaverian-Missionary:-girls,-not-brides,-women,-not-
slaves-(photos)-47164.html

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 Xaverian Missionaries in the USA

FRIENDSHIP: PATH
OF THE MISSION
“After this, the Lord chose seventy-two
other disciples and sent them two by two
before Him, to all the cities and places to
which He was to go” (Lk 10:1).

T
his passage from the Gospel of Luke sum-
marizes very well aspects of my missionary
life and my experience in Taiwan. I was born
in Italy in 1958. I was sent to Chicago to study
theology. After my ordination, in 1984, I worked
in the United States for nine years, especially in
the field of youth vocation mission animation. In
1993, I received the great gift of going to the mis-
sion in Taiwan.
One of the reasons why I entered the Xaverians was the family spirit, the sense of fraternity and friendship that I
have touched with my hand from the first moment in the community of Udine (Italy). That experience made me
understand that the mission is a community act, an event that creates new bridges and relationships and reminds
us of the dream of our founder, San Guido: Making the world one family .
This call to relate and cultivate friendship, to enter into relationships and develop relationships, I have perceived
along the path of my life. I have always had the clear feeling that every time I have been called to enter a new
environment or a new reality, the Lord went before and prepared a house for me; prepared people open to receive
this stranger pilgrim .
When I arrived in Taiwan, I had the same feeling. I have discovered the world of 關係 - guan xi - relationships. A
world that at first seems strange, but then we realize that it is based on respect and the right relationship with
others. I have touched with my hand and I have lived in my own skin the beauty of the Chinese saying: 靠 父母 在
外 靠 朋友 - zai jia kao fu mu zai wai kao peng you - (at home you trust your dad and your mom, outside you trust
your friends ), which for me has become a source of joy and hope. Upon arriving in Taiwan without knowing a word
of Chinese, one must trust the language teacher. Little by little you realize that the teacher has not taught you just
for duty, but because he or she wants to help you, according to your ability, to enter this different world and feel
at home.
This friendship, this coming into relationship with others, I have also lived in my service in the center of youth
ministry of the Archdiocese of Taipei. The Archbishop, Monsignor Giuseppe Ti-kang, whom I had met in the United
States, asked me for my availability to collaborate as head of youth ministry at the center of the archdiocese.
Although I was still struggling with the Chinese language and culture, I accepted the invitation because the youth
ministry center worked with high school and university students, whose majority (95%) were not Catholic. I accept-
ed because I saw the friendship and the desire to collaborate... Youth ministry, programs and training courses for
youth animators become a joint effort based on the contribution of all, as a community event that creates friend-
ship relationships based on values common and not only in external aspects.
This collaboration and friendship has shown me even more clearly that the mission and the proclamation of the
Gospel is the fruit of a community testimony, of friendship and relationships... The missionary is not a solitary
worker, but one who enters into relationship with others, Christians or not, to collaborate with them for the com-
mon good and ultimately for the construction of the Kingdom of God.
For Xaverians the mission is always a community event and this is a great testimony. As St. Francis of Assisi reminds
us: “Proclaim the Gospel always, use words when necessary.”
~ Fr. Joe Matteucig SX
Fr. Joe is returning to Taiwan after again serving in the USA where he was rector/coordinator of Holliston from
October 2006 until December 2017 and then in Mission animation in Franklin. He will leave the USA at the end of
August 2019 and should reach Taiwan in November, after a bit of rest in Italy.

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 Franklin Knoll
Mission Festival

....toall the volunteers, workers, musicians,

cooks, vendors and everyone who helped us
celebrate as One Family!
Fr. Alex Rodriguez SX

Photos by Fr. Alex Rodriguez SX

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 A group of young people from Old Saint Mary’s Church, Chicago
took part of the JUST5DAYS mission experience held at St. Mary,
Hales Corners, WI. Xavier Knoll became a site for a mission camp
where the teens gave their service. The theme of the week was
the Beatitudes. They shared their talents setting up and serving
at the Festival. They had the opportunity to interact with the
Xaverian Missionaries and with teens and the youth minister of
ACTS, with whom Fr. Alex works and goes on mission trips.

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 St. Guido Conforti on St. Francis Xavier

LOVE FOR GOD,

NEIGHBOR AND SELF

“H
e judged well who said that the great Apostle of the Indies belonged entirely to God in
proclaiming God’s glory, to his neighbors in procuring their salvation and to himself in
attending to his own sanctification.
The foundation of holiness is love for God because this is the first and the greatest of the
commandments, the vivifying flame of the Christian life. If any saint upon the earth emulated the
most high Seraphim, it was without a doubt St. Francis Xavier. From the day of his conversion to
the last day of his life, he grew constantly in love and it was almost as if he was consumed by it
at the early age of 42. His ecstasy, rapture, constant union with God, tireless efforts to make Our
Lord Jesus Christ known and his unceasing aspiration to greater things all bear witness to this fact.
As he grew in love for God, so did he also constantly grow in love for the brothers. His desire was
to lead all those who had strayed back to the heavenly Father’s house and win over all [those who
did not know Christ] to the Gospel. For this reason he abandoned his homeland, embarked on long
journeys by land and sea, traveled immense countries inch by inch to announce the good news to
all.
Dangers of every kind, persecutions, deprivation, hardships, inclement weather and physical and
psychological suffering, far from diminishing his zeal only made it stronger. In the face of these
many crosses he joyfully exclaimed: “plura, Domine, plura!” (more, Lord, more). All this is the key
to understanding the secret of his fruitful apostolate that conquered millions of souls to the Gospel,
as extraordinary gifts with which the Lord wanted to honor His servant and endorse his mission in
the eyes of the peoples.
And while he was constantly attending to the salvation of souls, he lost nothing of his union with
God. In the midst of the various and most serious difficulties, he found time for all the devotional
practices that nourish the spirit. He constantly drew strength and energy from these devotions for
new endeavors for the salvation of the brothers and further growth in Christian perfection.
Let us take inspiration from the example of Francis Xavier and let us always remember that if we
wish to be worthy Apostles of the Gospel, we too must belong entirely to God, our neighbor and
ourselves. In this way alone shall we be able to give to God all glory.”

1923, July-August, Parma, In his own hand “La parola del padre”; Pagine Confortiane, 339-
340; CONFORTI ANTHOLOGY edited by Fr. Alfiero Ceresoli SX and Fr. Ermanno Ferro SX

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 World Mission News
AFRICA/
Extraordinary Missionary Month
and Jubilee of SECAM: Africans have
the task to evangelize the continent
Kara (Agenzia Fides) - The Extraordinary
Missionary Month, October 2019, will be
preceded by the celebration of the Jubilee
of the Bishops’ Conferences of Africa and
Madagascar (SECAM), born in 1969: “It is a
special occasion to resound once again the
prophetic appeal that Pope Paul VI addressed
to Africans in Kampala in July 1969: Africans
should be missionaries towards themselves,”
explains the Ivorian theologian, Father Donald
Zagore, of the Society for African Missions.
“If in the past thousands of Europeans came
to Africa to evangelize, today the Africans
themselves should take on the responsibility
of evangelizing the African continent. The
Church of Africa is now mature. Nobody, in
the name of the mission, will be able to speak
and act for the Africans better than themselves.”
“We have the duty and the task to carry on our
shoulders the evangelical destiny of our continent.
In fact, if in July 1969, this responsibility
was presented to us by Pope Paul VI in the
form of an appeal, today for us Africans it
is an essential requirement,” emphasizes Zagore.
“The fundamental missionary conscience, at all
levels, remains essential to give a completely
different dynamic to missionary activity in Africa,”
explains Fr. Donald. “50 years later, we can say
that the time of succession has really arrived.
May this reality be concretized by a prophetic
missionary commitment of the Christians of Africa.”
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World Mission News
AMERICA/BRAZIL
Religious life, expression of a Church
that goes forth in the Amazon
Xingu (Agenzia Fides) - Pope Francis always insists
on a Church that “goes forth.” In the Amazon,
according to Bishop João Muniz Alves, Bishop of the
Prelature of Xingu, this must be translated into “a
Church that respects the cultures that are present
here.” The Prelature of Xingu, which has an area
of over 142,000 square miles, brings together the
different cultures of Brazil, people from all regions
of the country, “without forgetting that there are
64 indigenous villages, who are the inhabitants of
the region” emphasizes Archbishop João Muniz.
Bearing this reality in mind, the Bishop emphasizes:
“our effort to work with cultures must take into
account respect for diversity, respect for these
cultures and the need to give them dignity,” a
reflection that is present in the Synod of the
Bishops for the Amazon. Msgr. João Muniz Alves,
denounces government intervention “because we
evangelize to people who suffer.”
In this mission, religious life plays a fundamental
role, as pointed out Msgr. Zenildo Luiz Pereira da
Silva, Bishop of the Prelature of Borba. Religious
life “with the presence of different charisms, in fact
assumes the role of being light and witness of the
Gospel of joy,” ”
The Bishop of the Prelature of Borba, points out
some examples of how the work of religious life
in the Amazon can be carried out: “for example,
being interested in the formation of our people, of
the heads of the communities, coordinating the
presence of consecrated persons in the communities,
which involves investments, visits and spirituality.” ”
ASIA/Bangladesh
Bangladesh Church and laity to
work together for child protection
Dhaka (AsiaNews) – Catholic bishops and
lay activists met in Dhaka to discuss ways
to work together in order to guarantee
children a healthy environment in which to
live and grow in the family and in society. The
country has no specific child protection laws.
Activists and Church leaders met to develop
a policy that could serve as a model for
Christian organizations as well as wider society.
The meeting was organized by the Episcopal
Commission for Justice and Peace (EC-JP)
and World Vision, an NGO that works for
child welfare around the world. In total
some 75 Catholics were present, including
Card. Patrick D’Rozario, archbishop of Dhaka,
four bishops, as well as priests and nuns.
“In Bangladesh a large number of children
are deprived of their basic human rights
due to unacceptable health, nutritional,
educational and social conditions,” said
Bishop Gervas Rozario, EC-JP chairman. Sadly,
“they are also exposed to severe forms of
physical and mental violence at home, in
the workplace and in other public places.”
Chandan Gomes, director of program development
at World Vision Bangladesh, welcomed Church
associations. “Our research shows that 82 per
cent of children are victims of violence and
65 per cent of girls are sexually abused by
relatives,” the activist noted. “Children are like
flowers: if they are hurt in childhood, they
cannot forget it for the rest of their lives.”
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News from our USA Communities
Provincial House
Wayne NJ
Fr. Michael Davitti SX in Italy
In August he will be with the youth of Reggello
(Florence), his home Parish, spending the day
at the “Istituto Lama Tzong Khapa” monastery
located in Pomaia, around 40 km south of Pisa. It
was founded in 1977, by a small group of Tibetan
monks in exile. Fr. Michael visited there in 1989.
Since then, the Institute has grown into one of
the largest Tibetan Buddhist centers in Europe.
It attracts students from around the world who
are interested in deepening their understanding
of Buddhism and the mind through intensive
study of Buddhist philosophy and psychology.
It offers a variety of courses and retreats on
Buddhism and meditation in the Tibetan tradition
including introspective meditation methods and an
opportunity for active service.
In September he will take the young people to
visit the Hare Krishna Temple at San Casciano in
Val di Pesa to learn about Brahmanic Culture &
Ethics and Temple Worship as done by the Hindu
community. This introduction to the knowledge,
skills, and values of worship, will help participants
to understand and appreciate it as an integral
part of the philosophy and practices of devotional
service.
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Fatima Shrine
Holliston MA
Fatima Days
Marian Devotions continue through October on the
13th of each month. The evening will start with
Sacred Songs at 6:30 PM followed by Mass at
7:00 PM concluding with the candlelight procession
at 8:00 PM and fellowship. This year’s theme is:
“Women of the Scriptures.” For August we will
reflect on Ruth, for September we will reflect on
Deborah and for October, our final 13th of the
Month Marian Devotion, we will reflect on our
Blessed Mother, Mary, Queen of the Missions.
Mission Sending
On Sunday, August 25th, there will be farewell and
mission sending celebration at the 11:00 AM Mass
at Fatima Shrine. Fr. Joseph Matteucig, who served
in Holliston for 12 years and recently moved to
our Wisconsin community has been assigned once
again to the Mission in Taiwan. He will be leav-
ing the USA after these years of service in early
September. All are welcome to join us in thanking
Fr. Joe for his years with us here in Holliston and
to wish him well in his new mission.
Save the Date!
October 5th will be the 67th Annual Mission Ban-
quet, St. Joseph’s Hall, Medway. We begin the eve-
ning with Mass at 4 PM followed by happy hour
and dinner, raffle and entertainment. It is a great
way to enjoy your friends and support the efforts
of the Xaverian Missionaries worldwide. This year’s
theme is “Legacies in Mission: Then and Now.”
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USA Communities News
Xavier knoll
Franklin WI
Mission Sending
The Mission Sending Ceremony of Fr. Edgar Ruiz,
SX and Fr. Joe Matteucig, SX took place at the Eu-
charistic Celebration on Sunday June 23 during the
Xavier Knoll Mission Festival. Fr. Edgar has been
assigned to Indonesia. Fr. Joe has been reassigned
to Taiwan. Fr. Joe will leave the USA at the end of
August 2019 and should reach Taiwan in November,
after a bit of rest in Italy.
Social Treat
Ice Cream Social – The annual thank you gather-
ing for our festival volunteers will take place on
August 18, 2019 at Xavier Knoll. Please join us for
what will be a very special celebration.
Save the Date!
Franklin’s Mission Banquet will take place Saturday,
October 26, 2019 at the Crowne Plaza Milwaukee
Airport Center. We hope to see you there!
Count down to the Extraordinary
Mission Month with the Xaverian
Missionaries on our website.
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