After a long summer at last the Don Bosco Global Youth Film Festival is coming to Los Angeles! WHEN: Friday October 13th 5:30pm-9:00pm PST HOW: For 48 Hours across all time zones, the festival and its films will be available for online streaming. THEME: This year’s festival theme is Love Builds Peace and Solidarity WHERE: The festival will take place in Los Angles at the … Continuar leyendo Don Bosco Global Youth Film Festival is Coming!
From Don Bosco Tech Image from Don Bosco Tech In the world of high school sports, dedication often knows no bounds. This commitment is perfectly exemplified by Don Bosco Tech’s head football coach, Adam Uballez, and his team of assistant coaches, all proud alumni of the school. Their unwavering dedication to both their alma mater and the young athletes they mentor was recently featured in … Continuar leyendo Don Bosco Tech Alumni Coaches and Players Shine in CBS/KCAL Spotlight
By Luis Chacon From September 22nd to 24th, a transformative journey unfolded at the Don Bosco Hall in Berkeley as we, the Provincial Youth Ministry Team of the Salesian Province of United States West, came together for our annual retreat. This retreat was a profound experience of spiritual enrichment, reflection, and camaraderie, leaving an indelible mark on each of us. Building Connections: Our retreat began … Continuar leyendo Reflections from the Provincial Youth Ministry Team Retreat
By Fr. Ed Liptak Este domingo 26º del ciclo ‘A’, nuestra Iglesia se esfuerza nuevamente por ponernos cara a cara con la generosidad y la misericordia de Dios. El fin de semana pasado, se trató de aquellos que trabajaron una sola hora y recibieron la misma recompensa que aquellos que trabajaron un día completo. Es decir, cada trabajador entró en el Reino de los Cielos. … Continuar leyendo ¿Cansada de ser Bueno?
By Fr. Ed Liptak This 26th Sunday ’A’ our Church strives again to bring us face to face with the generosity and mercy of God. Last weekend it was those who worked a single hour getting the same reward as those who labored a full day. That is, each laborer made it into the Kingdom of Heaven. To many, that may not have seemed fair. … Continuar leyendo Tired of Being Good?
(ANS – New Rochelle) – Salesian Missions, the U.S. development arm of the Salesians of Don Bosco, joins Catholic organizations around the globe in honoring World Day of Migrants and Refugees. The day, celebrated on Sept. 24, will be the 109th celebration of the day, which was started in 1914 as a w ay to highlight and express concerns for vulnerable populations of people who have … Continuar leyendo World Day of Migrants and Refugees: Salesian Missions Highlights Life-Changing Programs
(ANS – Rome) – The Salesian Missionary Expedition is not only a noble and ancient Salesian tradition, inherited directly from Don Bosco; rather, it is a moment of grace during which many young Salesians take their first steps to dedicate themselves even more generously to young people and to respond to the new needs of the Church and the world. This very important event will be … Continuar leyendo Missionaries Being Sent in the 154th Salesian Missionary Expedition
(ANS – Rome) – The last Salesian created cardinal by Pope John Paul II was the then metropolitan archbishop of Genoa, Tarcisio Bertone, who later became a great colleague of Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger and then Vatican Secretary of State when the latter ascended to the papal throne with the name of Benedict XVI. Tarcisio Pietro Evasio Bertone was born in Romano Canavese, in Salesian Piedmont, on … Continuar leyendo Rediscovering the Sons of Don Bosco Who Became Cardinals: Tarcisio Bertone
