The Congregation of the Holy Child Jesus is a Roman Catholic religious institute founded in 1846 by Mother Cornelia Connelly in England. The congregation focuses on education and the spiritual development of children and young people, particularly in underserved communities. Members of the congregation, known as Holy Child Sisters, engage in various ministries, including teaching in schools and providing pastoral care. Their mission emphasizes the importance of personal relationships with God and the promotion of social justice, reflecting the values of their founder and the teachings of the Catholic Church.