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    The closing remarks summarize the key topics discussed at a meeting, including a homily on church leaders, traditions like the Mooncake festival, and the goals of opening dialogue with other religions like Buddhism and Islam. It encourages breaking down prejudices, mutual understanding, and welcoming others. Individual Jesuit units will implement apostolate plans with provincial oversight, and the Chinoy apostolate group will continue meeting to discuss concerns and initiatives under the chair of Fr. Manny Uy.

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    The closing remarks summarize the key topics discussed at a meeting, including a homily on church leaders, traditions like the Mooncake festival, and the goals of opening dialogue with other religions like Buddhism and Islam. It encourages breaking down prejudices, mutual understanding, and welcoming others. Individual Jesuit units will implement apostolate plans with provincial oversight, and the Chinoy apostolate group will continue meeting to discuss concerns and initiatives under the chair of Fr. Manny Uy.

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    The closing remarks summarize the key topics discussed at a meeting, including a homily on church leaders, traditions like the Mooncake festival, and the goals of opening dialogue with other religions like Buddhism and Islam. It encourages breaking down prejudices, mutual understanding, and welcoming others. Individual Jesuit units will implement apostolate plans with provincial oversight, and the Chinoy apostolate group will continue meeting to discuss concerns and initiatives under the chair of Fr. Manny Uy.

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    Closing remarks

    Jose CJ Magadia SJ
    Provincial Superior
    12 September 2010
    •  Fr Zulo’s homily … leaders
    •  Mooncake festival, and other
    practices
    – What is at the heart of the traditions?
    – Shall we Christianize them?
    •  Province goals
    •  Ricci and Buddhism …
    critical
    •  Opening for dialogue with
    Buddhism is now an
    interest, by Father General,
    by JCAP
    •  Other dialogues in Asia,
    –  e.g. with Islam (9/11
    controversies in US;
    Islamization in Europe)
    –  e.g. with the Mainland
    •  Breaking down prejudices
    •  Moving towards mutual understanding
    •  Making ‘others’ feel welcome when they
    come to us … a new way of expressing
    ‘FRIENDSHIP’
    1.  For the individual units
    2.  For the Jesuits
    3.  For the Chinoy apostolate,
    overall
    •  Individual units will be left to implement
    plans … that will be checked when
    Provincial goes on visitation
    •  Identify point person(s) who will assist the
    unit heads and focus on activities for the
    Jesuit Chinoy Apostolate
    •  Chinoy apostolate group will continue
    •  Chaired by Fr Manny Uy SJ
    •  Meet once of twice a year
    –  to discuss common concerns and
    –  to explore new developments/initiatives
    •  Big conventions like this are not expected
    every year … but on the alert for shared
    celebrations/occasions
    •  Annual meeting of a smaller group of
    Jesuits and lay leaders for formation and
    for issue discussion

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