En 1959, l’unique province salésienne de Belgique se scinde en trois : au nord du pays, la province belge de langue flamande ; au sud, la province de langue française ; dans l’ancien Congo belge, au Burundi et au Rwanda, la province dite d’Afrique centrale.
Continue reading “Henry Delacroix – “Les cinq étapes de l’implantation des salésiens en Belgique” in “Ricerche Storiche Salesiane””
Dans cet article, l’auteur présente, d’un point de vue historique, la contribution de la Province de Belgique aux différences culturelles et aux divisions dans la vie de la communauté salésienne.
Continue reading “Albert Gillet – “Contribution a l’historique du partage de la Province Belge” in “Ricerche Storiche Salesiane””
Don Pietro Tirone fu il secondo superiore dell’ispettoria salesiana austro-ungarica e come tale la portò ad uno sviluppo rilevante. Con la presente ricerca si intende mostrare tale progresso e precisare il suo contributo. In questo contesto si vede l’opportunità del presente lavoro, che vorrebbe colmare le inevitabili lacune e soprattutto mettere in dovuto rilievo i meriti di Tirone in qualità di superiore dell’ispettoria austro-ungarica. Continue reading “Stanisław Zimniak – “Don Pietro Tirone superiore dell’Ispettoria Austro-Ungarica (1911-1919)” in “Ricerche storiche salesiane””
Sembra ormai accertato che don Bosco è all’origine di una straordinaria esperienza educativa più che di una teoria pedagogica sistematica. Può ritenersi altrettanto indubitabile che la sua effettiva comprensione non possa essere garantita dalla sola analisi (teologica, filosofica, pedagogica, psicologica, sociologica e simili) dell’apparato concettuale ad essa soggiacente. Continue reading “Pietro Braido – “Don Michele Rua primo autodidatta «Visitatore» salesiano. Relazione di «ispezioni» nelle prime istituzioni educative fondate da don Bosco” in “Ricerche storiche salesiane””
The financial contributions asked for and obtained from public authorities and institutions were certainly not enough to help him confront the huge expenses of the Salesian Work. It was necessary to appeal to private charity. Logically, Don Bosco turned especially to families and individuals who had financial possibilities, meaning those belonging to the nobility, mostly large property owners, and the upper and middle class of the time who were notably ready to dispense charity. Some of these, albeit modest in their private savings, could actually find an outlet in educational and charitable works such as those of Don Bosco.
What were Don Bosco’s missionary plans for Argentina once he had set foot in that land? With the information in his possession thanks to research by Fr Giulio Barberis, and to correspondence with local authorities and Salesian missionaries, six months after the first expedition Don Bosco was able to send the Prefect of the Sacred Congregation of Propaganda Fide, Cardinal Alessandro Franchi, a first report on the immediate results of the work of Salesian missionaries in Argentina.
The first seven documents offered here belong in some way to the first missionary expedition which sailed from Genoa on November 14, 1875.
From 1863 onwards the Salesian work which arose at Valdocco and through other oratories in Turin began to expand rapidly, as already indicated, through numerous foundations first in Italy—Piedmont, Liguria (no. 18) and then in other regions—and finally in France and Latin America (nos. 21, 24, 25, 27).
Ritornata felicemente da Roma comunica, con sua grande soddisfazione, che il Sommo Pontefice Benedetto XV, nell’udienza privata concessale il 24 Ottobre u.s., accolse con singolare bontà l’omaggio filiale che Gli presentò a nome di tutto l’istituto. Continue reading “Caterina Daghero – Lettera Circolare del 24 novembre 1914”
Don Bosco, at the advice of his spiritual director, St Joseph Cafasso from autumn 1844 to summer 1846 lived at the Barolo Refuge as chaplain of the Little Hospital of St Philomena, opened in August 1845. In the same place and in other temporary places not far from Valdocco, he carried out his early priestly ministry on behalf of boys, mostly immigrant lads who had no parish of reference. Continue reading “Giovanni Bosco – “Beginning, extension and charismatic and institutional consolidation of the work at Valdocco” in “Salesian Sources 1. Don Bosco and his work. Collected works””
Múltiplos estudos já foram publicados sobre a obra salesiana no Brasil; incluindo monografias de religiosos, de colégios e de missôes, bem como a história de algunas inspetorias.
Múltiplos estudos já foram publicados sobre a obra salesiana no Brasil; incluindo monografias de religiosos, de colégios e de missôes, bem como a história de algunas inspetorias.
Múltiplos estudos já foram publicados sobre a obra salesiana no Brasil; incluindo monografias de religiosos, de colégios e de missôes, bem como a história de algunas inspetorias.
Múltiplos estudos já foram publicados sobre a obra salesiana no Brasil; incluindo monografias de religiosos, de colégios e de missôes, bem como a história de algunas inspetorias.
Múltiplos estudos já foram publicados sobre a obra salesiana no Brasil; incluindo monografias de religiosos, de colégios e de missôes, bem como a história de algunas inspetorias.
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