• Young People and Media.  That young people may learn to use social communication media for their personal growth and in preparation to serve society.
• Christian Unity.  That every believer in Christ may understand that unity among all Christians is necessary for effective proclamation of the gospel.

• Scholars.  That scholars and intellectuals, by sincere search for the truth, may come to know the one true God. 
• The Church's Missionary Identity.  That the Church, aware of its missionary identity, may strive to follow Christ faithfully and to proclaim his gospel to all peoples. 

• World Economy.  That the world economy may be managed according to the principles of justice and equality, taking into account the real needs of peoples, especially the poorest. 
• Churches in Africa.  That the Churches throughout Africa may be signs and instruments of reconciliation and justice. 

• Fundamentalism and Extremism.  That every tendency to fundamentalism and extremism may be countered by respect, tolerance, and dialogue among believers. 
• Persecuted Christians.  That persecuted Christians may persevere, sustained by the Holy Spirit, in witnessing to the love of God for all, even for those who persecute them.

• Human Trafficking.  That the shameful and monstrous trafficking in human beings, which sadly involves millions of women and children, may stop.
• Priests, Religious, and Committed Lay People.  That priests, religious women and men, and lay people involved in apostolic work may understand how to bring missionary enthusiasm to the communities they serve.

• Respect for Human Life.  That every national and international institution may strive to guarantee respect for human life from conception to natural death. 
• Churches in Asia.  That the Churches in Asia, a "little flock" among non-Christian populations, may communicate the gospel well and give joyful witness to their faith. 

• Justice in Elections.  That elections in every nation may be carried out with justice, transparency, and honesty, respecting the free decisions of citizens. 
• Urban Culture.  That Christians may strive to promote everywhere, but especially in our cities, education, justice, solidarity, and peace. 

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• The Unemployed and the Homeless.  That those who are unemployed, homeless, or in any serious need may find welcome, understanding, and help in overcoming their difficulties. 
• Victims of Discrimination, Hunger, and Forced Emigration.  That the Church may be a home for all people in need, opening its doors to any who suffer from racial or religious discrimination, hunger, or wars forcing their emigration. 

• The Word of God as Incentive for Social Development.  That the proclamation of the Word of God may renew people's hearts, encouraging them to work toward authentic social progress.
• End of War.  That by opening our hearts to love we may put an end to the wars and conflicts which continue to bloody our world.

• Catholic Universities.  That Catholic Universities may increasingly become places where, in may increasingly become places where, in light of the gospel, people may experience the unity of faith and reason. 
• World Mission Day.  That World Mission Day may help Christians realize that the task of proclaiming Christ is a necessary service to which the Church is called for the benefit of humanity. 

• Victims of Addiction.  That through the support of the Christian community, all victims of addiction may find in the power of our saving God strength for a radical life change.  
• Mission in Latin America.  That the Latin-American Churches may move forward with the continent-wide mission proposed by their bishops, assuming their share of the universal missionary task of God's people. 

• Personal Suffering as a Help to Others who Suffer.  That our experience of suffering may help us better understand the pain of the many people who are alone, sick, or aged, and stir us to generous help.
• Opening our Doors to Christ.  That the peoples of the earth may open their doors to Christ and to his gospel of peace, brotherhood, and justice.