The Congregation for the Propagation of the Faith is a department of the Roman Catholic Church, established in 1622. Its primary mission is to promote and support missionary work around the world, particularly in regions where the Church is less established. This congregation oversees the activities of missionaries and provides resources for spreading the Catholic faith. The congregation also manages the distribution of funds to support various missionary projects and initiatives. It plays a crucial role in fostering dialogue and cooperation among different cultures and religions, aiming to share the teachings of Jesus Christ and enhance the Church's global presence.