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cafod.org.uk A photo resource for children’s liturgy leaders

Maria, Colombia Photos: Sarah Davison

Fidel, Marisol & Ronaldo, El Salvador Photo: Claudia Torres

Nitu, Bangladesh Photos: Simon Rawles

Nitu, Bangladesh Photo: Simon Rawles

Nitu, Bangladesh Photo: Simon Rawles

Sr Teclar & Albert, Nigeria Photo: Simon Rawles

Albert, Nigeria Photo: Simon Rawles

Albert’s family, Nigeria Photo: Simon Rawles

Ltimiran, Kenya Photo: Thomas Omondi

Sila, Cambodia

Kilenia, Rwanda

Yusuf, Ethiopia Photo: Noel Gavin/Allpix/Trocaire

Erik, Honduras Photo: Marcella Haddad

Photo: Caroline Irby School in Zambia

School in Bangladesh Photo: Simon Rawles

School in Brazil Photo: Marcella Haddad

School in England Photo: Tom Baptist

Mani, Nigeria Photo: Jon Spaull

Mani, Nigeria Photo: Jon Spaull

Odetta, Zambia Photo: Caroline Irby

Sarah, Nigeria Photo: Simon Rawles

Eric, Rwanda Photo: Annie Bungeroth

Eric, Rwanda Photos: Annie Bungeroth

Eric, Rwanda Photo: Annie Bungeroth

Eric, Rwanda Photo: Annie Bungeroth

Zin Thu Thu, Myanmar Photo: Ben White

Zin Thu Thu, Myanmar Photo: Ben White

Rosie-Mae, England

Madeleine, Charlotte & Ania, England

Aminata, Niger Photo: Ryan Worms/Caritas Internationalis

Caitlin, England Photo: Lynda Mussell

Tatá, Brazil Photo: Sarah Smith-Pearse

Patricia, El Salvador Photo: Sarah Smith-Pearse

Marie-Doriane, Rwanda Photo: Annie Bungeroth

Marie-Doriane, Rwanda Photo: Annie Bungeroth

Elaine and friends, Brazil Photos: Hannah Clark

Eric, Rwanda Photo: Annie Bungeroth

Dalmar, Colombia Photo: Paul Smith