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- Our over-riding choice for Christ
- Unravelling the coils of ambiguity
- The seventies and the announcing of the Gospel
Continue reading “Egidio Viganò – ln the ever-growing splendour of the gospel”
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Continue reading “Egidio Viganò – ln the ever-growing splendour of the gospel”
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Continue reading “Egidio Viganò – The lay element in the Salesian community”
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Continue reading “Luigi Ricceri – A New Series of the Acts Begin”
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Continue reading “Egidio Viganò – New Aspects of commitment to Religious Discipline”
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This study will look at how the Salesian brother’s vocation appears in official Salesian writings while Don Bosco was founding the Salesian Congregation, and at how the Congregation has theologically reflected on that vocation as part of its renewal of its Constitutions. It will then examine how this identity has been applied.
Continue reading “John Rasor – The salesian brother’s spiritual identity”
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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).
Continue reading “Michael Mendl – New information on the salesians’coming to New York”
Charles N. Bransom, Jr. has graciously offered his study of Salesian Bishops for our publication. This study of 196 Salesian bishops stands as a historical record of Salesian presence in the hierarchical Church.
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