Welcome to Kainmari
A short bicycle-rickshaw ride from busy Mongla town in southern Bangladesh is the village of Kainmari. Some of the money we raised will go to help families
Get involved
When you come through the doors our church, we aim to provide a warm welcome, whether you are a regular member, visiting us or just interested in learning more. There’s so much going on in St Boniface, whatever your age or interest. From our long-standing Parent and Toddler Group, social committee, to the active UCM, we boast a wealth of social and faith-based activities.
CAFOD in Bangladesh
CAFOD works in Bangladesh to assist people affected by natural disasters, help women start their own businesses and familes become more resilient when disaster strikes
CAFOD Connect2 Bangladesh
Our parish charity project supports communities in the Mongla region of southern Bangladesh under threat because of natural disasters and environmental change.
Latest pictures from Uganda
Pictures of Orapwoyo Primary School, funded and equipped by our donations.
Your 675 shoeboxes now on their way!
Well done to all those who brought in a shoebox. This year we reached the amazing total of 675 boxes
11th Annual Shoebox Appeal 2010
We have sent 4,000 boxes from this parish since 2000. Can you help us reach our 4,500 target for this year?
IRT update from Uganda
IRT’s CEO and friend of our parish, Adrian Hatch, just returned from a two-week trip to Uganda where he visited IRT projects and talked to people to see how else we can help in the region.
Shoebox appeal 2009
This is our 10th annual Christmas Shoebox appeal, together with Springhill School. This nationwide project is organised locally by the Rotary Club of Southampton and 3,500 boxes have been sent from this parish since 2000.
UCM members pound the streets for charity
In a very weak moment, UCM members Geraldine Potter and Anne Monaghan agreed to pound the streets of London on 12th July as ‘Team Southampton’ to raise funds in support of the Apostleship of the Sea, and raised £1330!
Healing ministry
The New Testament shows us that both Jesus and the early Christian community prayed for the sick and laid hands on them.