SUMMARY.
- Annual letter of Very Rev. Philip Rinaldi. S. C.
- The Salesian Priesthood
- “An eye for an eye…
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Salesian Bulletin – Salesian Bulletin, n° 1, 1927
SUMMARY.
- Anno Domini 1927.
- Annual Letter to the Co-operators.
- Don Bosco.
- The New Year.
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Salesian Bulletin – Salesian Bulletin, n° 4, 1922
SUMMARY.
- The Golden Jubilee of the Foundation of the Congregation of the Daughters of Mary Help of Christians
- The First Apostolic Nuntio of the New State of Poland and the Sons of Don Bosco
- Missionary Co-operation
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Salesian Bulletin – Salesian Bulletin, n° 6, 1922
SUMMARY.
- The Salesian Spirit. — Education without repression. Two important Centenaries.
- Memorable audience for the Daughters of Mary Help of Christians. — The Holy Father’s appreciation of their work.
- An Incident from the Life of Ven. Don Bosco.
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Salesian Bulletin – Salesian Bulletin,n° 33, 1908
CONTENTS.
- Counsels of the Venerable Don Bosco
- The New Church of Santa Maria Liberatrice in Rome
- The Apostle of Youth
- The Very Rev. Don Rua in the Near East
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Michael Mendl – “New information on the salesians’coming to New York” in “Journal of Salesian studies”
Fr. Michael Mendl, in his research has discovered “a long missing letter” that states Don Bosco’s refusal to send Salesians to New York in 1848. This letter completes Michael Mendl ‘s article in the Journal on founding Salesian work in New York. (Vol. XI, No. I, Spring 2000).
Michael Mendl – “The zeal of the salesians is just the thing. Founding of the salesian work in New York” in “Journal of Salesian studies”
Over one hundred years ago, on November 28, 1898, three Salesians arrived in New York to initiate a Salesian apostolate among the Italian immigrants of that metropolis. In March of the previous year four of their confreres had undertaken a similar mission in San Francisco.