1. A photo resource for children’s liturgy leaders

2. Photo to accompany the Second Sunday in Ordinary Time (year A) children’s liturgy resource.
Can the children see the wind in this picture? How? How is the wind being helpful in this picture?
Wind, Philippines
Photo: Simon Rawles

3. Photo: Annie Bungeroth
Photo to accompany the Second Sunday in Ordinary Time (year A) children’s liturgy resource.
Can the children see the wind in this picture? How? Which country’s flag is this?
Wind, Rwanda
Photo: Annie Bungeroth

4. Photo: Annie Bungeroth
Photo to accompany the Fourth Sunday of Easter (year A) children’s liturgy resource.
Emily (in the blue dress) shares a meal with family and friends
Emily, Kenya
Photo: Annie Bungeroth

5. Photo: Annie Bungeroth
Photo to accompany the Fourth Sunday of Easter (year A) children’s liturgy resource.
Emily (in the blue dress) works to grow food with family and friends
Emily Kenya
Photo: Annie Bungeroth

6. Photo to accompany the Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ (year A) children’s liturgy resource.
Sibia runs the New Hope bakery in Puntecitos
Sibia, El Salvador
Photo: Claudia Torres

7. Photo: Sarah Smith-Pearse
Photo to accompany the Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ (year A) children’s liturgy resource.
Teresinha has discovered that inside each loaf of bread there is a story – of all the people who helped to make it.
Teresinha, Brazil
Photo: Sarah Smith-Pearse

8. Photo to accompany the Twenty-seventh Sunday in Ordinary Time (year A) children’s liturgy resource.
Digging half moon shapes in the soil helps the land to keep the water in when it rains, rather than it just running off again. It helps the land to become fertile so that food can be grown here.
Niger

9. Photo to accompany the Thirty-second Sunday in Ordinary Time (year A) children’s liturgy resource.
Sabita with some potatoes that she has grown in her vegetable garden.
Sabita, Bangladesh
Photo: Simon Rawles