By Xavier Jimenez Letter from a Salesian Boys’ and Girls’ Club Camper The Salesian Boys’ and Girls’ Club holds a special place in my heart, woven into the fabric of my fondest memories and shaping the person I am today. Since our childhood days, my friends and I have been regular visitors to this remarkable club, where every corner echoes with laughter, camaraderie, and the … Continue reading What I Love about the Salesian Boys’ & Girls’ Club
On September 22nd, we celebrate the feast day of two remarkable individuals whose lives were marked by unwavering faith and extraordinary courage—Blessed Joseph Calasanz Marqués and Enrico Saiz Aparicio. Their stories, intertwined with the turbulent backdrop of the Spanish Civil War, serve as a timeless tribute to the enduring power of faith and sacrifice. The Spanish Civil War of 1936-1939 was a tumultuous period characterized … Continue reading Blessed Joseph Calasanz Marqués and Enrico Saiz Aparicio: Martyrs of the Spanish Civil War
By Luis Chacon In The Salesian Parish of Saint Dominic Savio, there exists a remarkable group that has been silently changing lives across borders for over 45 years. The Salesian Alumni Union “Without Borders,” (Ex-alumnos Salesianos Sin Fronteras) , a community mainly of Latin origin, has been working tirelessly to support various Salesian initiatives facing challenging economic circumstances. Through their breakfasts, dances, and unwavering commitment, … Continue reading Salesian Alumni Union “Without Borders”: Making a Global Impact
From St. John Bosco High School Image From St. John Bosco H.S. Bellflower, CA – St. John Bosco High School has come to an agreement with Scoreboard Media, LLC, in which Scoreboard Media will purchase two (2) new LED video scoreboards and two (2) LED shot clocks for use in the main gym, as well as a new 3’ x 9’ double-sided LED marquee which will be … Continue reading St. John Bosco H.S. to Get 2 New LED Video Scoreboards and LED Marquee
By JC Montenegro In a memorable encounter, I had the opportunity to have dinner with three extraordinary individuals: Aldo, Alex, and Father Jaime. These individuals, two of whom live in wheelchairs due to life-altering accidents, shared with me three fundamental values that have made a difference in their journeys: resilience, awareness, and empathy. Through their words, I discovered life lessons that can inspire us all … Continue reading Learning from People with Disabilities: Resilience, Awareness, and Empathy
From Don Bosco Tech Congratulations, Techmen! Seven Bosco Tech juniors and seniors earned academic honors from the College Board National Recognition Programs. They are (left to right): Nathan Gonzalez, Jose Iniguez, Christopher Godinez, Seth Guerrero, Mario Rivera, Daniel Cendejas and Juan Pablo Rodriguez. “We’re thrilled to recognize our students for their hard work,” said Tech Principal Jeff Krynen. “We’re proud of their strong academic performance in … Continue reading Techmen Honored by College Board National Recognition Programs
Abstracted by Sheila Kun RN, BSN, MS CDC guidelines spelled out the benefits of activity: Physical activity is one of the best things people can do for their health. The Physical Activity Guidelines for Americans, 2nd Edition presents new findings on the benefits of regular physical activity, which include: Emerging research also suggests that physical activity may help our immune systems protect our bodies from infection and … Continue reading The Health Benefits of Activity
