Mission in a Multicultural parish

Abstract

Of late, the global phenomenon of migration in human history has been greatly accelerated by so many factors. No sphere in society can claim unaffected by human migration. The Catholic Church in Western Europe is greatly experiencing and is home to so many migrants and refugees from different parts of the world. This thesis looks at this scenario in St. Peter and Paul Catholic parish Kranenburg in Munster Diocese (Germany). Following a research carried out, some recommendations are given on what the local parish can be in order to be relevant to the new comers in the host community