What your money did

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In recent weeks hundreds of you have contributed to our Mary’s Meals project to build a school kitchen in Malawi for the 1221 pupils who are enrolled at the Kholoni Primary School in Mchinii, and then for the 746 pupils at St Joseph’s Primary in Kasungu.

The £7000 required for the first school reached Mary’s Meals some weeks ago and the building was opened and serving meals yesterday.

Here it is:


We have a lot to do today but there is an excellent chance that the £7000 required for St Joseph’s will be raised and in Mary’s Meals account before 470 of us sit down in the Kerrydale Suite for the CQteN St Patrick’s Day dinner tonight.

Here’s what you’ve done.  You have funded two facilities which between them will feed 1967 children, all of whom live below the UN measure of absolute poverty, in the 17th poorest country in the world.

Most days, for almost all children, this will be their main meal, it will often be their only meal.  As a result, they will attend school in greater numbers, 30% greater, if they are an average Mary’s Meals, Malawi, school.  They will gain a better education and have better opportunities in life.  They will build stronger bodies, more able to resist infection.  Child mortality will fall.

The spirit of Brother Walfrid, of Celtic, is alive within you.  You can get involved here.

See you at the party!

Seville, The Celtic Movement, launches tonight.

“CNN reported that on the day before the game 3% of the earth’s flying population were all headed for Seville and were sporting a Celtic scarf – a statistic that no sector of industry could ignore and which would change the policy of many airlines as a result.”

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  1. Had a great night, thanks to the company at Table 12, Hebcelt, Gordon J, Time for Change, Hrvatski Jim. Putting faces to nom do plumes during the evening, being part of this CQN family, amazing.

  2. Good morning CQN!

     

    How are the heads?

     

    Stunning night last night, put some fotos up on FB, when I figure out how to post them here, from there I will.

     

     

    Fantastic to meet so many and a great shame to miss out on meeting more who were there.

     

     

    ACGR the Fleggers is safe, but not on the way to America, it will get there though.

  3. Morning everyone what can one say? Outstanding night – more than a team – more than a support!! A big thanks to all at Table 12 and hello to all the others- to numerous to mention – I met last night. EC67 I believe you won the Hebcelt Hamper you Could,nt post a photie so I can show my daughter that her work of putting it together was appreciated. Any of you ghuys meeting up to day for a reminisce? Where and when? BTW Mrs Hebcelts first foray to one of these events – mightily impressed. Once again ghuys n girls thank you for a wonderful evening. Hail Hail Mr & Mrs Hebcelt

  4. Afternoon Timland from a warm and sunny hun free mountain valley.

     

     

    Great to hear that everyone enjoyed themselfs last night, even better to hear that a few bob was made.

     

     

    Cracking hat trick to boot.

     

     

    HH

  5. "mouldy67" supporting the fearless Oscar Knox on

    Good morning all,

     

     

    A huge thankyou to all those folks that helped to organise last night and even bigger thankyou to everyone who came along last night

     

     

    It was like a big family gathering , brilliant

     

     

    It was great catching up with folks that I had not seen for years, it was also good to meet some folks for the first time

     

     

    So many memories of CQN over the last Ten years, Paul67 did a great job in capturing some of the events that the CQN family had been part of, not many dry eyes as a result

     

     

    Keep up the good work, Celtic Family

  6. blantyretim is praying for the Knox family on

    Hebcelt

     

    the minx meantioned the merchant city, think there is a wee festival today akin to the supporters pre champions league games.

     

    oldtim not answering his phone

  7. First chance to log in. What a wonderful uplifting post, Paul and on such a special day. You make us all feel so proud being part of something that helps others less fortunate.

     

     

    So disappointed I missed last night and and whoever got the Glenfiddich 125th Anniversary Whisky let me know if it is any good!!

  8. SmashingMilkBottles on

    Ahm no talkin tae any of yooz

     

    ‘part fae ma pals

     

     

    So…treat this as a Kojo post ‘n scroll on by

     

    (I know Kilbowie Kelt willl)

     

     

    Summa of Sammi

     

     

    We’ll hit the Celtic club first

     

     

    Any urra tims in Melbourne? Join in the 10 in a row party

  9. Not vey often that I agree with Neil Lennon but after reading the papers this morning I hope that Scotland’s Player of the year has a change of heart and makes himself available to help WGS get Scotland get into the euros

  10. antipodean red on

    Sounds like all you lucky people had a cracking night out last night, well done, looking forward to seeing the wash-up on the blog.

     

     

    Our Bhoy Tommy Rogic getting kicked all over the park in Perth at the moment.

     

     

    AR

  11. Brogan Rogan Trevino and Hogan supports Oscar Knox, MacKenzie Furniss and anyone else who fights Neuroblastoma on

    Blantyretim

     

     

    Are they meeting for lunch somewhere?

  12. Brogan Rogan Trevino and Hogan supports Oscar Knox, MacKenzie Furniss and anyone else who fights Neuroblastoma on

    Well if they were I would be happy to go and meet up with them.

  13. Brogan Rogan Trevino and Hogan supports Oscar Knox, MacKenzie Furniss and anyone else who fights Neuroblastoma on

    Exiled Tim

     

     

    You were being spoken of very highly last night — The belts and jewellery were displayed in front of the books to be signed for the virtual ticket holders so lots of people saw them.

  14. blantyretim is praying for the Knox family on

    Just spoke to minx

     

    she will post when they firm up plans…

  15. blantyretim is praying for the Knox family on

    TeT

     

    yes I did…thanks…mini said thank you very much

  16. Brogan Rogan Trevino and Hogan supports Oscar Knox, MacKenzie Furniss and anyone else who fights Neuroblastoma on

    Hebcelt

     

     

    The Stornoway hamper was beautifully put together and looked like a cracking prize.

  17. Delighted to hear that everyone had a great night. Congratulations to Paul and all who organised the event. Just sorry other matters kept me away from the night.

     

     

    What about young Henderson last night. Great show. Do we have another George Connelly in this young man? Ambrose, Chris and Adam had good games but I thought Brownie put in a power of work in the middle of the park with the ever improving Johansen. All in the second half, of course.

     

     

    Praise to the fans who were there and who sang their hearts out. More of this is needed at Celtic Park. Where are you GB?

  18. Any stragglers still in Glasgow going for a curer. Just getting kicked out the hotel so off for the hair of the dog.

     

     

    Mick

  19. Any CQN’ers around Villa Park late afternoon?

     

     

    Fancy a beer with a fellow Hoops fan.

     

     

    My Villaboy golfing mates have got me a spare ticket to see Paul Lambert’s boys put a puncture in the tyres of dirty Chelsea’s title challenge.

     

     

    Come on the Villa Lions.

     

     

    HolteEndCSC

  20. blantyretim is praying for the Knox family on

    Lennybhoy

     

    stewards enquiry, we had no winners at table 47 and you won 3 for yourself….

     

     

    be up about one..

  21. blantyretim is praying for the Knox family on

    Told mrs BT that £1 note would come back and haunt me…8))