By Cardinal Angel Fernandez Artime, SDB Dear friends of Don Bosco and his charism, At the close of this year, 2023, it seemed interesting to me to use the basket that Mamma Margaret always carries on her arm as a symbol. Even in the new strenna poster, her hallmark is the basket hanging from her arm. We are all used to seeing Mamma Margaret like this. Without the … Continuar leyendo Mamma Margaret’s Basket
By Bro. Damien Quang Ho, SDB Photo: Mr. Patrick M. Gee Dates and events serve as anchors in our collective and individual experiences as they are not only markers of chronological progression but symbols of deeper meanings and connections. This is especially true for us as Salesians as we celebrated the anniversary of our brothers at Saints Peter and Paul’s Church this past month in … Continuar leyendo Province Day & Jubilee Anniversary
Juan Carlos Montenegro, Delegate for Mission Animation and Executive Director of the Salesian Family Youth Center, shedded light on the transformative power of volunteerism in a recent TedxOneonta Talk entitled: Unleashing Human Potential through Volunteerism: A Dyslexic’s Journey to Self-Discovery. Drawing on his teaching experience as a young person in the heart of the Amazon jungle, he explores how volunteerism unlocks capabilities, reshapes lives, and fosters vibrant … Continuar leyendo Unleashing Human Potential through Volunteerism
By Judy Alvarez On the weekend of, December 9-10, St. Dominic Savio Church hosted an appeal for Proyecto Salesiano Tijuana. Fr. Juan Carlos Solis, SDB, the project director, and Claudia Portela, the general administrator, were present to speak at all of the Sunday Masses. During the homily, Fr. Solis described the work of the Proyecto in this way: “The Salesian work in Tijuana currently has … Continuar leyendo Cooperators Animating Solidarity for “Proyecto Salesiano Tijuana”
By Miriam Hernandez Something touching happened recently at the Salesian Family Youth Center. Last week I received a call from our pastor, Fr. Jim Nieblas, SDB. One of the students, who attends confirmation classes, had been away for about three weeks. Fr. Jimmy wanted to know where this student lived so perhaps we could offer him to carpool to class. When I looked into it, … Continuar leyendo Gift Cards Help Bring Comfort to Families at Salesian Family Youth Center
By Luis Chacon The dedication to inclusive leadership and gender equity within the Salesian family was palpable in the “Women in Leadership Series” organized by the Los Angeles Area Chamber of Commerce. This event not only showcased the challenges, triumphs, and reflections of contemporary women leaders but also brought forth a remarkable connection to the Salesian legacy. Gender Equity in Business: Maria Salinas, CEO of … Continuar leyendo Women’s Leadership: Insights from the Salesian Perspective
By Armando Gonzalez On Sunday, December 16th, Salesian Family groups at St. Dominic Savio Church hosted a Posada for the parish community. It was a tremendous success! The event featured an insightful talk by Sister Cynthia Salas, FMA, on the significance of a Posada, uplifting singing, and a rosary led by Luis Chacon and ADMA Y, and ten pinatas for all the children. The Salesian … Continuar leyendo Salesian Family Celebrations at St. Dominic Savio Parish
(ANS – Rome) – Sunday, December 17, 2023, the Third Sunday of Advent, was a day of celebration for the Minor Basilica of Mary Help of Christians in Rome, due to the taking possession of the deaconry assigned to Cardinal Ángel Fernández Artime, Rector Major of the Salesians of Don Bosco. In a modest and dignified celebration that was both genuine and full of enthusiasm, the … Continuar leyendo Card. Fernández Artime Takes Possession of the Deaconry of Mary Help of Christians
(ANS – Rome) – 164 years ago, on December 18, 1859, with 17 members, Don Bosco founded the Salesian Congregation with the name of the “Pious Society of Saint Francis de Sales”. Since 1859, the Salesian Society has spread all across the five continents. This year the Salesians have opened a new presence in Niger and Botswana. Thus, to remember that the spirit and missionary commitment … Continuar leyendo Rector Major’s Missionary Appeal for 2024
(ANS – Rome) – The Salesians of Don Bosco celebrate 164 years of existence this Monday, December 18th. The Salesian Congregation came into existence on December 18, 1859 in Turin, with seventeen young people in addition to the founder, John Bosco, and with the name of the “Pious Society of Saint Francis de Sales”. Since then it has continued to grow and spread throughout the five … Continuar leyendo The Salesian Congregation turns 164 this Week
By Fr. Alfred Maravilla, SDB Mission Councilor (ANS – Rome) – In this Advent season, the missionary reflection for the 11th of the month by the General Councillor for the Missions, Fr. Alfred Maravilla, addresses a complex, but fundamental topic:”salvation”. The Creed we recite every Sunday resounds in a special way as we approach Christmas: “For us and for our salvation He … was incarnate … Continuar leyendo Incarnated for Our Salvation!
From Salesian Missions (ANS – New Rochelle) – Salesian Missions, the U.S. development arm of the Salesians of Don Bosco, joins humanitarian organizations and the international community in honoring International Migrants Day. Each year, International Migrants Day is held on Dec. 18 to recognize the efforts, contributions, and rights of migrants worldwide. About 184 million people — 2.3% of the world’s population — live outside of … Continuar leyendo Int’l Migrants Day: Salesian Missions Highlights Programs that Support Young Migrants
From St. John Bosco High School St. John Bosco High School is thrilled to announce an exciting partnership with USA Boxing Southern California Association (LBC 33), the largest boxing committee in the United States. The partnership will provide the school’s Film and Media Arts Pathway students the opportunity to expand their resumes by filming multiple fights for the school’s streaming platform, Bosco+. LBC 33 serves … Continuar leyendo St. John Bosco and USA Boxing Partnering to Stream Amateur Boxing Competitions
By Luis Chacon In a heartwarming celebration on December 15th, the Salesian Family Youth Center’s “We Care” After-School Program came alive with the spirit of Christmas. We extend our deepest thanks to the dedicated staff, whose hard work made the event truly special. Gratitude also goes to the SHOUT Program’s Leadership Group from Roosevelt High School, who played with and cared for the children throughout … Continuar leyendo Christmas Joy at Salesian Family Youth Center’s ‘We Care’ After-School Program
By Jc Montenegro, Ph.D In the heart of the Dominican Republic, “Plaza Educativa Don Bosco,” housing four distinct educational institutions, recently hosted a transformative retreat centered around unveiling the Rector Major’s strenna, “The Dream that Makes Us Dream.” Our Province Mission Animation Delegate helped facilitate this retreat. More than 700 young minds and 300 educators were given a unique opportunity to reflect on the Dream … Continuar leyendo Inspiring Educational Retreat at Plaza Educativa Don Bosco in the Dominican Republic
By Fr. Ed Liptak, SDB La Navidad está a pocos días de distancia, y las lecturas del cuarto domingo de Adviento son claras sobre quién es este Niño que está por nacer. La Antífona de Entrada habla de Él como Dios, el Justo, el Salvador, el Mesías. La lectura del Antiguo Testamento establece para nosotros que Jesús es verdaderamente de la descendencia de David, que … Continuar leyendo Quién es Jesús
By Fr. Ed Liptak, SDB Christmas is days away, and the readings of the fourth Sunday of Advent are clear about who this Child to be born is. The Entrance Antiphon speaks of Him as God, Just One, Savior, the Messiah. The Old Testament reading establishes for us that Jesus is truly of David’s line, that God is His Father, that Jesus is His Son, … Continuar leyendo Who is Jesus
By Fr. Hector Franco, SDB (Boyle Heights – Los Angeles) – On Saturday, December 2nd and Saturday, December 9nd, the parish communities of St. Mary and Santa Isabel in Los Angeles, held their end-of-year spiritual retreats, as part of the pastoral plan of the two churches. Retreat at St. Mary’s ChurchOn December 2, the retreat at Saint Mary’s Church was held in the parish hall from … Continuar leyendo Spiritual Retreats at Salesian Parish Communities of St. Mary-Santa Isabel
(ANS – Rome) – The tradition of the Strenne (strenna in the plural) of the Rectors Major of the Salesian Congregation are a particular aspect of Don Bosco’s legacy. This long-standing gesture of care and attention of a Father towards his spiritual sons and daughters has evolved over the decades, being enriched with tools and means to better spread the meaning of its message, but it has kept … Continuar leyendo The Strenne of the Salesian Rectors Major: A Journey through Time
(ANS – Rome) – The initiator of the Strenna (New Year Message) tradition in the Salesian Family was, of course, Don Bosco. Already at that time the strenna had a message of pedagogical and educational value and Don Bosco also used to take up the theme during the year, on several occasions, in meetings with his boys, just as today the strenna accompanies the entire course of the … Continuar leyendo The Strenne of the Salesian Rectors Major: Don Bosco
From Salesian College Preparatory Project Santa is an annual tradition at Salesian College Preparatory, now celebrating its 34th consecutive year of existence. On December 1st, coordinated by our CYM and our Student Life and Ministry team, over 100 Salesian students, parents, alumni, and local Salesian Cooperators spent the day volunteering their time to welcome 475 Pre-K, special ed, and kindergarten students from throughout the Richmond and … Continuar leyendo Salesian College Preparatory Hosts its 34th Annual Project Santa
(ANS – Kinshasa) – Salesian Father Léopold Feyen, 82, was killed last Tuesday, December 12th, in the municipality of Masina, in the area of Kinshasa, capital of the Democratic Republic of the Congo. The priest was found dead in his room, in the parish of Mary Help of Christians. Léopold Feyen was born in Hechtel, Belgium, on August 19, 1941. In 1961 he made his First … Continuar leyendo Salesian Missionary Léopold Feyen Killed in Kinshasa
By Luis Chacon Last Sunday marked a remarkable gathering of nearly 50 young Salesian volunteers who, under the leadership of the Salesian Volunteers Program, dedicated their time from 7 a.m. to noon. This monthly event, aiming to aid those living on Skid Row, exemplifies the Salesian commitment to instilling social justice values in youth. Noteworthy was the first-time participation of St. Bridget’s Parish youth in … Continuar leyendo Nearly 50 Salesian Volunteers from 5 Salesian Works Illuminate lives
By Fr. Hector Franco, SDB Durante los días sábados 2 y 9 de diciembre pasados, las parroquias Santa María y Santa Isabel del este de Los Ángeles, realizamos respectivamente los retiros espirituales de fin de año, pues dentro del plan pastoral de las parroquias, teníamos previsto llevar adelante estos retiros espirituales. En la parroquia de Santa María, el día 2 de Deciember, se realizó esta … Continuar leyendo Retiros Espirituales en las Comunidades Parroquiales Salesianas de Santa María-Santa Isabel
Abstracted by Sheila Kun, RN, BA, BSN, MS I am reviewing the data from CDC (Center for Disease Control) because respiratory viruses are staying for Christmas. Many friends are coming down with respiratory illnesses. And the alarming fact is preventive measures such as vaccination is overlooked. I hope you will review the data below and take action to protect yourself. The amount of respiratory illness … Continuar leyendo Respiratory Viruses are Here to Stay – An Update from CDC
Today, December 12th, is the feast of the Blessed Virgin Mary of Guadalupe. Star of the evangelization of peoples, support of the indigenous people and the poor, the faithful humbly implore her help on Tepeyac Hill. She is the “great missionary” who brought the Gospel to America. Every year, millions of pilgrims visit the shrine of Our Lady of Guadalupe, where the mantle (tilmàtli) is … Continuar leyendo Happy Feast Day of Our Lady of Guadalupe!
By Fr. Mike Pace, SDB, Casa Don Bosco Museum (ANS – Turin) – Of the many treasures found in the new Casa Don Bosco Museum, at Valdocco in Turin, the painting of the Immaculate Conception remains a precious jewel. This painting of Mary Immaculate, was very much envisioned and commissioned by Don Bosco in 1882 for St. John the Evangelist Church at his second Oratory, dedicated … Continuar leyendo Painting of Mary Immaculate Commissioned by Don Bosco
From Don Bosco Tech Students in Bosco Tech’s technology programs competed in a Christmas tree decorating competition. Donated by the Tech’s Parent Council, each tree will be donated to a local family in need to help make Christmas merry. The winning trees/teams: third place–Architecture & Construction Engineering; second place–Computer Science & Electrical Engineering; first place–Biological, Medical & Environmental Technology. Continuar leyendo Christmas Tree Decorating Contest: Donations to In Need Families
From Salesian Missions (ANS – New Rochelle) – Salesian Missions, the U.S. development arm of the Salesians of Don Bosco, joins humanitarian organizations and the international community in honoring Human Rights Day, celebrated each year on Dec. 10. Human Rights Day commemorates the day in 1948 when the United Nations General Assembly adopted the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. The Universal Declaration of Human Rights was … Continuar leyendo Human Rights Day: The Salesian Educational and Social Programs for Youth
(ANS – Rome) – Don Bosco himself, in his Memoirs of the Oratory, tells how the Oratory began on December 8, 1841: “with a simple Hail Mary”. Since then, for the Salesians, the celebration of the Immaculate Conception and the commemoration of the beginning of the Salesian Oratory are inseparable. However, it was not a formal beginning, an opening of buildings or the start of work … Continuar leyendo The New Document on the Oratory – Salesian Youth Center
(ANS – Rome) – The Conference of Italian Missionaries entitled “The Person at the Centre” was held on Thursday, December 7, 2023, at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation. The event, coordinated by the Italian Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs, Antonio Tajani, and by the government’s special envoy for religious freedom, Davide Dionisi, was attended by representatives of numerous missionary congregations … Continuar leyendo Conference of Italian Missionaries: ‘The Person at the Center’
By Fr. Ed Liptak, SDB Tercer Domingo de Adviento B: — El año pasado, ‘A,’ escuchamos ¡Regocijaos! Este año B, ¡es de nuevo Regocijaos! El próximo año C, nuevamente Regocijaos. El domingo pasado, Dios nos consoló, nos habló tiernamente. Así como liberó a otros, también nos liberará de la cautividad, las cargas y las distracciones de este mundo. Buscamos mantener nuestra esperanza y confianza en … Continuar leyendo Domingo ‘Cuidado’
By Fr. Ed Liptak, SDB Third Sunday of Advent B: — Last year, ‘A,’ we heard Rejoice! This year B, it is Rejoice! Next year C, again Rejoice! Last Sunday God consoled us, spoke to us tenderly. As He freed others, so He would free us from the captivity, burdens, and distractions of this world. We seek to keep our hope and trust in Him. … Continuar leyendo ‘Careful’ Sunday
(ANS – Rome) – The Salesian tradition recalls December 8, 1841 as the day on which the Salesian Oratory or the Salesian mission was born. Don Bosco himself has shared this experience and affirmed convincingly, “All of our great initiatives began on the day of the Immaculate”. According to the story that most of us are familiar with, Don Bosco was preparing to celebrate the feast-day … Continuar leyendo December 8, 1841: The Birthday of the Salesian Mission
December 8th, the Solemnity of the Immaculate Conception of the Blessed Virgin Mary, marks the origin of the Salesian charism. Mary was always actively present in Don Bosco’s life. He was raised in a profoundly Marian environment in the local church tradition and the family. In the origin of the saint’s vocation and mission, the mother of Jesus presents herself as the “Shepherdess of the … Continuar leyendo Feast of the Immaculate Conception Marks the Origin of Salesian Charism
From Bishop Mora Salesian High School Salesian High School Welcomes Back, Damen Fletcher ‘97! Damen attended Morehouse College in Atlanta, Georgia, one of our nation’s oldest and most prestigious HBCUs (Historically Black Colleges and Universities). Upon returning to Los Angeles, Damen reflected upon his life and realized that his life changed for the better when he learned and immersed himself in the game of chess. … Continuar leyendo Salesian Welcomes Back, Damen Fletcher ‘97
By Luis Chacon In a spirit of collaboration and shared vision, coordinators of Youth Ministry and directors of Salesian works within the Province of St. Andrew USA West convened on November 6th to delve into crucial discussions concerning the province’s Organic Plan and strategic/pastoral plan. Two paramount projects took center stage: the establishment of the Youth Advisory Commission and the clarification of the role of … Continuar leyendo Directors and CYMs Unite for Role Review and Youth Advisory Commission Deliberations
By Lisandro Albor Jr. During these days of celebrating Our Lady of Guadalupe, the confirmation programs of St. Isabel and St. Mary’s parishes played a vital role in the 92nd annual procession organized by the Archdiocese of Los Angeles to honor Our Lady of Guadalupe. Additionally, both confirmation programs took the lead in organizing two days of the novena celebrations at St. Mary’s parish. It … Continuar leyendo Celebrating Our Lady of Guadalupe
(ANS) – The Salesian Cooperators from the Interamerica Region held the third and final regional formation meeting for 2023 online in on Sunday, November 26, 2023. The topic for the meeting was “The Salesian lay dimension today: Don Bosco’s dream 150 years later!”, and was explored by Antonio Boccia, World Coordinator of the Association of Salesian Cooperators. Juanita Silva, regional head of formation, welcomed all the … Continuar leyendo Salesian Cooperators Formation Meeting
From St. Francis High School Come join us for a joyful night at St. Francis High School! The Performing Arts Dept. invites you to a “Posada” followed by our annual Christmas Concert on Sunday, December 10th at 6 pm. Experience the festive performances by the SFHS Concert Choir and Wind Ensemble. General Admission tickets are $10 each, and Student Admission is $5 each, and tickets … Continuar leyendo St. Francis High School Christmas Concert
By Sheila Kun RN, BA, BSN, MS Zhou Daxin, the famous author from China, warns his senior readers that scammers targeting seniors are pitfalls that we should be aware of. This is the fifth scene that he described in his book on aging. Swindlers know that seniors have savings. After all, most of them have pensions and lifetime savings as part of their means to … Continuar leyendo Beware of Scammers Targeting Seniors
December 5, 2023 Dear Salesian Family, Salesian Young People, and Friends: It has been a while since I have officially written to you on InTouch, but I want to assure you that I am well. Let me start by greeting you a Happy Solemnity of the Immaculate Conception and by welcoming all of you to the season of Advent, the sacred time before the coming … Continuar leyendo A Letter from the Provincial: “Listen, Recognize, Welcome ‘God with Us’ in Our Daily Lives”
By Francesca Merlo Photo from Vatican Media (ANS – Vatican City) – Pope Francis sends a video message for the inauguration of the “Faith Pavilion” during COP28 in Dubai, and highlights the need for alliances that promote care for creation and peace. At the heart of Pope Francis’ video message to Dubai for the inauguration of the “COP28 Faith Pavilion” is the idea of creating alliances … Continuar leyendo Pope Francis Urges Religious Leaders to Work Together for Peace and Climate
By Luis Chacon On December 2nd, the Provincial Youth Ministry Team gathered at Saint John Bosco High School, commencing the day with a Eucharistic celebration presided over by the Youth Ministry Delegate, Fr. Fabian Cárdenas. The day commenced with a simple yet profound moment of prayer, setting the tone for the discussions that followed. Participants were invited to reflect on significant moments encountered with young … Continuar leyendo Provincial Youth Ministry Team Meeting
(ANS – Rome) – The Sector for Social Communication of the Salesian Congregation is launching this year the new project of the “Don Bosco Digital Forum”: a new platform and channel for listening, dialogue and participation with the Delegates for Social Communication and especially with the young people directly involved in the Communication of Salesian Provinces and Vice provinces all over the world. The ultimate goal of … Continuar leyendo “Sharing Our Life and Faith Journey in the Digital World”
(ANS – Turin) – In the beautiful setting of the Sanctuary of the Consolata in Turin, the most important sanctuary of the city and the Archdiocese, the much-awaited meeting of the people with Cardinal Ángel Fernández Artime, Rector Major of the Salesians of Don Bosco, took place on the evening of Monday December 4th. The event served to reflect together on the theme: “The Youth of … Continuar leyendo The Youth of Today, the Great Educational Challenge
By Ryan Soto Intro: Ryan is a 17-year-old who has served two years as a volunteer at Camp Savio in Bellflower. CA. in the United States. Ryan’s dream is to attend college; as part of his application, Rayn wrote this letter explaining an example of his leadership experience in which he has positively influenced others. It is an example of Don Bosco’s dream being alive today. … Continuar leyendo My Dream is to Go to College!
By Fr. Ed Liptak, SDB For the second Sunday of Advent ‘B’, our Church urges us to continue to build our longing for the coming of Christ. God said to His prophet Isaiah, “Comfort, give comfort to my people.” Isaiah was also told,“Speak tenderly to Jerusalem and proclaim to her that her service is at an end, her guilt is expiated.” Thus, the Lord promised a new … Continuar leyendo Promises Kept
By Fr. Ed Liptak, SDB Para el segundo domingo de Adviento ‘B’, nuestra Iglesia nos insta a seguir construyendo nuestro anhelo por la venida de Cristo. Dios dijo a su profeta Isaías: “Consuela, consuela a mi pueblo”. A Isaías también se le dijo: “Habla tiernamente a Jerusalén y proclámale que su servicio ha concluido, que su culpa está expiada”. Así, el Señor prometió un nuevo … Continuar leyendo Promesas Cumplidas
By Fr. Peter D. Le. SDB (Los Angeles) – This year, the annual SDB Thanksgiving Dinner in southern California was hosted by the SDB Community of Los Angeles. Confreres from Rosemead, Bellflower, and Los Angeles came together to give thanks to Almighty God and to appreciate the fraternal presence of one another. Thanksgiving was celebrated a day earlier this year to accommodate for various schedules–which enabled more confreres … Continuar leyendo SDB Thanksgiving Dinner in Southern California
By Fr. Peter D. Le, SDB (Rosemead – Bosco Tech) – Salesian Fr. Harold Danielson (seated second in photo) is currently recovering his health at Costa Del Sol Healthcare Center in Los Angeles. Director Fr. Thien Nguyen and the SDB Community at Bosco Tech celebrated Thanksgiving with Fr. Harold–ensuring that he is surrounded by fraternal love, concern and care. The confreres express to Fr. Harold … Continuar leyendo Thanksgiving with Fr. Harold
By Gina Robles, Youth Ministry Associate The Salesian Youth Ministry Office West and the Salesian Sisters (eastern and western provinces) collaborated on an interactive exhibit this year at the National Catholic Youth Conference in Indianapolis. The conference ran from Nov. 16th to Nov. 18th. The young people were given the opportunity to participate in daily mass, adoration, entertainment, and many sessions and to come and learn … Continuar leyendo NCYC – National Catholic Youth Conference
From Don Bosco Tech Bosco Tech senior Nicholas Garcia, who is ASB Executive Chaplain, Youth Ministry Core Team leader and a Tech Ambassador, recently attended the National Catholic Youth Conference in Indianapolis. Nick represented the California, Nevada, and Hawaii district of the National Federation for Catholic Youth Ministry’s (NFCYM) National Youth Advisory Council, on which he holds an appointed seat. He was among 15,000 believers … Continuar leyendo Bosco Tech Student at NCYC
(ANS – Rome) – In November 2023, three different meetings were held at the congregational level in preparation for the worldwide meeting for those involved in SMV. These meetings brought together participants from various regions to discuss the challenges and expectations related to volunteerism in preparation to the Salesian Missionary Volunteer Meeting in March 2024. The meeting aimed to create a network, foster collaboration, and analyze … Continuar leyendo Getting Ready for the Salesian Missionary Volunteer Meeting in March 2024
From Salesian Missions (ANS – New Rochelle) – Salesian Missions, the U.S. development arm of the Salesians of Don Bosco, joins humanitarian organizations and countries around the globe in honoring World AIDS Day celebrated each year on Dec. 1. The day is held to honor AIDS victims and focuses on prevention and treatment issues surrounding HIV (human immunodeficiency virus) and AIDS (acquired immune deficiency syndrome). World … Continuar leyendo World Aids Day: Salesian Missions Highlights Programs that Support Youth with HIV/AIDS
(ANS – Rome) – The calendar for Advent and Christmas 2023-24 was produced by the Youth Pastoral Sector in collaboration with the Laudato si’ circle “nelle Selve” of Rome, has the Laudate Deum as its theme and can be downloaded in different languages at this link. Continuar leyendo The Calendar for Advent and Christmas 2023-24 “Laudate Deum”
(ANS – Rome) – Ecology and spirituality are two sides of the same coin. The loss of spirituality is also reflected in ecological degradation. There is, in fact, a ‘desacralisation’ of creation. And in the face of such a great desacralisation of the planet, the universe and the soul, which is at the root of the great ecological outrage, only the recovery of a sense of … Continuar leyendo 4 Thematic Spiritual Retreats to Reconcile with Ourselves, with Others, with Creation and with God
(ANS – Rome) – On Thursday November 30, the “COP28” (28th Conference of the Parties) began in Dubai, in the UAE, which will last until December 12th: an important climate conference attended by representatives from over 190 countries of the world and 200 private companies and civil society organizations. For the occasion, the Sector for Youth Ministry of the Salesian Congregation and “Don Bosco International” … Continuar leyendo “COP28”: The Youth Ministry Sector and DBI Invite You to Pray for COP28 and the Pope
By Luis Chacon The quest for a sustainable future took center stage during the two-day seminar “Towards a Sustainable Future,” organized by the RASS (Salesian America Social Network). Held from November 15 to November 16, the event brought together members of SDB USA West Province, including notable participants such as Victoria Figueroa, Miriam Hernandez, and myself. Together, we explored key issues that shed light on … Continuar leyendo Heading Towards a Sustainable Future
By Sheila Kun RN, BA, BSN, MS Last week, we reflected on two scenes that seniors will encounter: 1. How social circles shrink over time 2. How societal responsibilities pass down. This week, let me translate to you two more scenes described by the author Mr. Zhou Daxin. The third scene: There are rocky roads ahead. Zhou Daxin warns his senior readers that fracture, cardiac … Continuar leyendo Rocky Roads Ahead and Returning to Infancy
