Mission Education
Many Catholic educators and groups, including teachers, DREs, and youth ministers, are creatively integrating global solidarity into their programs. World Mission Ministries supports these efforts by providing initiatives that help individuals fulfill their Baptismal call to mission and global awareness. Mission activities can be incorporated into schools or religious education programs through curriculum development and specific projects. Ultimately, these initiatives teach youth that, by virtue of their baptism, everyone is called to be a missionary.
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The Mission Education Resource page is your best friend when it comes to forming a missionary spirit in our youth.
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During World Mission Month, students ignite their missionary hearts by learning about and acting on their call to global solidarity and mission.
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The World Mission Rosary focuses on embracing the world in prayer. Learn how to pray for and with children around the world.
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Invite a local missionary to your class and bring to life the animation of your students hearing personal testimonies of what it means to be a missionary.
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MCA fosters a missionary spirit and leadership in children and youth motivating them to share their faith and material goods, especially with children most in need.
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Making Mission Possible showcases stories of how schools and parishes have reached out to others and made mission possible throughout the world.
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Mission Sparks Newsletter is a seasonal resource designed to support catechists, teachers, and parish leaders in forming young missionary disciples. Each issue offers ready-to-use prayer activities, lesson ideas, mission projects, and inspiring stories that help children connect their faith with the universal Church.