Culture

In this world we have a lot of culture.

The popular use of the word culture in many Western societies may even reflect the stratified nature of those societies. Many use this word to refer to consumer goods of elites and activities such as cooking, art or music. Others use the label “high culture” to distinguish it from “low” culture, designating all consumer goods that do not belong to this elite.

Asia -these communities have a possibility of intercultural dialogue and activity when they cannot openly live their religion. There are huge cultural challenges because of the plurality of religions and diversity of cultures.

Africa- The colourful continent with its lively peoples who are fond of dance, music and very spontaneous cultural expressions hosts also the largest growing Church.

America- The option of using the word in singular would express not only the unity already existant in certain aspects, but also that narrower link hoped for by the towns of the Continent and the Church, within the country of its own mission directed at promoting communion of all in the Lord.

Oceania-  is predominantly Christian. A Re-evangelization through cultures and cultural expressions is a distinct objective.