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St Joseph, the Patron Saint of the Holy Father
Report of the Fifth Congress of Salesian Co-operators
News from the Missions: Northern aud Southern Patagonia – Matto Grosso: An appeal from Fr. Balzola – China – India
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The New Salesian Church of Santa Maria Liberarice in Rome
Half-way
The Very Rev. Don Rua in the Near East
Book Notices
An account of Salesian Work in Brazil
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The Venerable Don Bosco
The Very Rev. Don Rua in the Near East
The New Apostolic Delegate to Costa Rica
Salesian Notes and News
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A duty and a necessity
indulgences
The Congregation of the Daughters of Mary Help of Christians
The Salesian Society
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The first annual letter of the Second Successor of Veil. Don Bosco
How Christmas is celebrated at Bethlehem. Visit to the Crib
The Third Exhibition of the Salesian Professional Schools
Salesian Notes and News
Indulgences
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Continue reading “Salesian Bulletin – Salesian Bulletin, n° 10, 1903”
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The focus of this article is the question, what has been the educational impact of the Salesian work in South Africa since its foundation until the 1950s? This article begins with the foundation that the Salesians made in Cape Town, yet it focuses on the educational models that the Salesians were working with and the South African educational context in which this work developed.
At the first official Conference of the Catholic Bishops and Mission Superiors of Southern Africa in December 1895 it was announced that Bishop Leonard had already agreed with the Salesians of Turin (Don Bosco) to open a house at Cape Town for the recovery of poor boys of an older age. Continue reading “John Dickson – “War, racism and immobility the social impact of the early salesian work in Cape Town” in “L’Opera Salesiana dal 1880 al 1922. Esperienze particolari in Europa, Africa, Asia”.”
In Part One of the present installment (Part Four overall), we shall discuss the last two dreams in a similar manner to the first article. Part Two (Five) will deal with the significance of the missionary dreams, with interpretative comments.
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