
4 Things a Catholic Educator Wants You to Know
The spirit of St. John Bosco pervades a school dedicated to ‘whole person’ Catholic formation.
The spirit of St. John Bosco pervades a school dedicated to ‘whole person’ Catholic formation.
The beloved patron of children worked countless wonders in his lifetime, from miraculous healings to multiplying food.
Reflecting on the words of this great saint can aid us in growing our schools to become more aligned with Christ as well as provide us with the fuel to form saints like he did.
The Salesian Youth Ministry has invited nearly 300 young people from all over the world to participate in the Salesian Youth Synod, which will be held in the places where the patron saint of youth lived.
According to the account, a former student of Don Bosco named Alessandro Dasso showed up at the gatehouse in late June 1880 asking to speak to the priest...
According to Italian press reports, the alleged perpetrator of the crime is a 42-year-old man with a criminal record.
Reliquary was kept in the Basilica of John Bosco in Castelnuovo, less than 20 miles east of Turin, and contained a small piece of the saint’s brain.
The founder of the Salesian order spent his ministry educating and helping improve the lives of disadvantaged children in the city of Turin, Italy.
A priest of the congregation founded by St. John Bosco was the matchmaker for the Pope's parents and baptized the future pope; and Francis owes his priestly vocation to a Salesian priest.
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