Welcome to the world of solidarity and coexistence with Sister Ines Paulino Albino, the new Secretary General of the Pontifical Mission Society of Holy Childhood.
Gratitude and grace are at the forefront of Sister Ines’ journey as she embarks on her mission within the Dicastery for Evangelization. She humbly acknowledges the appointment as a divine blessing and calls for prayers to guide her every step.
Rethinking pastoral care
Sister Ines urges a reevaluation of pastoral care, emphasizing the importance of moving away from traditional practices to embrace innovation and creativity. By investing in children and adolescents, the Church can witness a revival, as young hearts carry the message of faith back to their families, leading to a transformation of society.
Holy Childhood goes beyond projects
The Pontifical Missionary Society of Holy Childhood aims to cultivate compassion in children by encouraging prayer, sacrifice, and charity towards those in need worldwide. Sister Ines stresses that the mission extends beyond financial support, emphasizing the importance of instilling a sense of solidarity and empathy in the younger generation.
Empowering future leaders
With a focus on raising awareness of global inequalities, Sister Ines highlights the role children play as future leaders and advocates for their education and protection, especially in African nations like Guinea-Bissau. She echoes the sentiment that investing in youth is investing in the future of society.
As Sister Ines embarks on her mission, the Pontifical Mission Societies stand as beacons of missionary spirit, encouraging the Church to continue its evangelical journey, guided by the principles of compassion and solidarity.
