Infância Missionária is a Portuguese Catholic organization founded by Father Giacomo Spagnolo in 1909. The name translates to 'Missionary Childhood,' and its purpose was to encourage missionary service among children through music and education. Over time, it grew into a broader movement with songs that became familiar in many communities.
Their music includes tracks like 'Pequeno Missionário' and 'Ardor Missionário,' which carry straightforward religious themes aimed at young listeners. The organization has released various albums over the decades, such as 'Ardor Missionário' in 1973 and 'Canções de Natal' in 2005, often focusing on faith and seasonal celebrations.
While some have questioned the traditional approach of their music, Infância Missionária has generally kept to its original mission. The songs continue to be used in educational settings and church activities, maintaining a presence without much change in style or message.
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