Salesian Sisters Go Viral After Attending San Antonio Spurs Playoff Game
Salesian Sisters say their viral appearance at the San Antonio Spurs game has drawn an interest in Catholicism.
Salesian Sisters say their viral appearance at the San Antonio Spurs game has drawn an interest in Catholicism.
Relatives and former novices gathered in northeast India to honor two priests and a brother killed by militants in 2001 — even as fresh ethnic violence roils the region.
Friends and fellow Salesians recall the work of Sister Mary Rinaldi, who died in November at age 81.
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.
Despite everything, ANS noted that in these 12 years of war and destruction, the Salesians have not closed their doors but have financially assisted hundreds of families and welcomed the displaced.
The priest added that he was sure that St. John Bosco, the founder of the Salesian religious congregation, would be very happy about the film festival.
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.
Father Tom Uzhunnalil was taken in Yemen on March 4, 2016.
Church leaders in India have deplored the unconfirmed rumors about Father Thomas Uzhunnalil, while his eldest brother told the Register March 28 that ‘nothing will happen’ without God’s consent.
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