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Archbishop Joseph Arshad encourages Christian children in Pakistan

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Catholic IntelligenceUpdated 1 min read

Archbishop Joseph Arshad of Islamabad-Rawalpindi is encouraging Christian children in Pakistan to act as small apostles and missionaries by praying, helping others, and setting a good example.

According to Vatican News and Církev.cz, many Christian children in the country face difficult living conditions, including poverty, child labor, and limited access to education. These children also experience discrimination and exclusion in schools, particularly in disadvantaged areas.

The Catholic Church is addressing these challenges by focusing on child protection, education, and involving children in the life of the Church.

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  1. Sep 18, 12:38 AM Vatican News Deutsch Pakistan: Christliche Kinder zwischen Armut und Diskriminierung
  2. Sep 18, 2:51 AM Církev.cz Čeština Křesťanské děti v Pákistánu čelí diskriminaci, chudobě i dětské práci

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