Children

Missionary Children

“children helping children”

Missio Scotland
Missionary Children is the Church's Mission Charity for children. Formerly known as Holy Childhood, this charity was started in France in 1843 by Mgr. Charles deForbin Janson to raise funds to help missionaries in China feed and clothe abandoned children.

 

 

In Scotland the charity has always run through the Catholic Primary Schools. Following the example of the founder, we ask children to do two things every day, 
  • Pray for the children in mission areas of the world 
  • Donate a small coin.

Many schools do much more but the two features of prayer and personal sacrifice are important building blocks for young Christians.

 

The funds help support life by building clinics, supplying medicines and by providing nutritional help. Anything that can fit the heading 'protection of life' can be funded. That means mother and baby units and nutrition courses for mothers are funded also.
The funds support education projects for children; building  funding and supplying schools. School buildings can be quite cheaply built with local materials but pencils and jotters are an ongoing cost.

Funding supplies is just as necessary as building the school. 

In Missionary Children we join with children all over the world to help some of the poorest children in the world, children of all faiths or none. 

The donations of Scottish children aid the healthy growth, education and spiritual formation of countless children throughout the world.

A.P.F.

Help the Faith to grow. 

S.P.A

Sponsor student Priests & religious.

Missionary Children

'children helping children'

Missionary Union

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