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After searches, these are the calendar dates for WACOMs along with possible references. I'm posting here as I know very little how to construct article references.

• First World Apostolic Congress on Mercy - April 2-6, 2008 - Rome
  • [https://www.marian.org/news/A-Congress-Journal-3201 (Marians)]
  • [http://mercycongress.org/the-1st-world-apostolic-congress-on-mercy-april-2-6-2008/ (Wacom)]
• Second World Apostolic Congress on Mercy - October 1-5, 2011 - Krakow, Poland
  • [https://mercycongress.org/2011/10/ (Mercy Congress)]
• Third World Apostolic Congress on Mercy - August 15-19, 2014 - Bogota, Columbia
  • [https://catholickey.org/2014/07/25/third-world-apostolic-congress-on-mercy-to-be-held-in-bogata-colombia/ (Catholic Key)]
• Fourth World Apostolic Congress on Mercy - January 16-20, 2017 - Manilla, Philippines
  • [https://www.veritas846.ph/philippines-host-4th-world-apostolic-congress-mercy/ (Veritas846)]
• Fifth World Apostolic Congress on Mercy - August 10-15 2020 - Samoa, Oceania, Postponed to 2021
  • [http://signis.net/news/church-and-religion/12-08-2020/fifth-world-apostolic-congress-on-mercy-postponed-to-2021 (Signis)]
  • [https://communications.amecea.org/index.php/2020/08/07/secam-5th-world-apostolic-congress-on-mercy-postponed-to-august-2021/ (Amecea News)]

Because this talk page has fewer than 30 watchers, I will also post at WP Catholicism, asking for help there. JoeNMLC (talk) 19:45, 2 March 2021 (UTC)[reply]