from Modern Catholic Dictionary by John A. Hardon, S.J. Doubleday & Co., Inc. Garden City, NY 1980
Mission. The literally denotes "sending" and covers a variety of meanings, all somehow expressing the idea of a going forth from one person to others in order to effect some beneficial change in their favor. At the highest level are the divine missions of the Trinity: the visible mission of the Second Person, send by the Father in the person of Jesus Christ, and the invisible mission of the Holy Spirit, send by the Father and the Son. Christ then sent eh Apostles to make disciples of all nations. Their mission was to preach the Gospel, baptize, and teach the people "to observe all the command I gave you" (Matthew 28:19-20). The Apostles, in turn, personally and through their successors have been sending other faithful to continue the work of the Master in evangelizing the human race. Mission, therefore, is the purpose of vocation. All who are called to follow Christ are sent by Christ, in the person of His Church, to extend the Kingdom of God.
the former mission church is now called the
The church in the San Juan Capistrano mission is called the Mission Basilica San Juan Capistrano.
a mission
"We are on a mission from god" - Blues Bros "Our mission is to make our customers content" "What's my mission now?" "In Jamaica the church is called mission"
Christ Church Mission was created in 1932.
Church Mission Society was created in 1799.
Church City Mission was created in 1855.
Wyandot Mission Church was created in 1824.
Global Mission Church was created in 1994.
how your family can actively participate in the mission in the church
I believe you are describing a "Mission".
its a church