Contents:
- “The Law of all evangelisation”
- Changing cultural paradigms
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- Globalisation
- Interreligious dialogue
- The youth situation
- The digital world, a continent to be leavened
- The early Church, a model and norm for inculturated evangelisation
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- A mission which succeeds because it is well inculturated
- Unity in faith, diversity the way it is lived
- Remembering the poor
- A living together that brings problems with it
- The fact and the principte
- Looking at Don Bosco
- A gesture very much to the point
- “Some special souvenirs”
- “We want souls and nothing else”
- “Always remember that God wants us to exert all of energies for poor and abandoned children”
- “A mission having been started efforts should always be made to set up and consolidate schools”
- “God called the poor Salesian Congregation to promote ecclesiastical vocations among poor youth”
- “Absolutely all of you can become true evangelical labourers”
- “Let the world know that you are poor”
- “With the gentlenesss of Saint Francis of Sales the Salesians will draw to Jesus Christ the peoples of America”
- “Constantly promote devotion to Mary Help of Christians and to the Blessed Sacrament”
- Conclusion
Reference time period: 2011
P. Chavez Villanueva, Inculturation of the salesian charism. “So though I am not a slave of any man I have made myself the slave of everyone so as to win as many as I could” (1Cor 9,19), in «Acts of the General Council of the Salesian Society of St John Bosco» 92 (2011) 411, 3-56.
Reference institution:
Direzione Generale SDB