In questo scritto, Giovanni Bosco ripercorre la storia degli Oratori fondati a Torino e ricorda i festeggiamenti per la posa della pietra angolare della Chiesa dedicata a Maria Ausiliatrice.
Continue reading “Giovanni Bosco – Il Galantuomo. Almanacco per l’anno 1866”
Quale rapporto, che non sia puramente cronologico, esiste tra gli itinerari intrapresi dalla Congregazione salesiana durante il rettorato di don Rua, e lo scenario storico del momento? Fino a che punto l’opera di don Rua ha risentito e in certo modo riflesso una congiuntura storica che non era più quella in cui aveva preso forma la Congregazione salesiana, e neppure, per vari aspetti, quella su cui aveva lasciato la sua impronta il suo carismatico fondatore? Continue reading “Francesco Traniello – “L’epoca di don Rua: lineamenti di uno scenario storico”, in “Don Michele Rua nella storia (1837-1910)””
Egli è per far conoscere il Giubileo proclamato dal Vicario di Gesù Cristo che pubblichiamo questo libretto.
La società salesiana tra ottocento e novecento ha posto le sue radici nel Mezzogiorno d’Italia; chiamata, pregata, supplicata da decine e decine di personalità ha risposto positivamente in numerose occasioni, lasciando il segno in vari settori della vita religiosa e sociale.
La historia de la Iglesia se caracteriza por la incidencia notable de personas y acontecimientos, los cuales generan una serie de procesos que configuran e influyen en una determinada realidad humana y eclesial. La realidad eclesial en América Latina y sus distintas épocas históricas es una muestra de esa agitada o armoniosa relación entre la Iglesia y el Estado. Continue reading “Norman José Bercián – “La obra salesiana en Centroamérica durante el rectorado de don Miguel Rua (1888-1910)”, in “Don Michele Rua primo successore di Don Bosco. Tratti di personalità, governo e opere (1888-1910)”.”
How the Salesian Charism has been implanted and taken root in a country is indeed a very interesting and at the same time a very challenging theme. In the case of Viet Nam the planting and the growing processes seem to be neatly cut, surrounded by the turbulent events of the history of modern Viet Nam.
The Salesians landed in Macao on 13 February 1906 to take over the management of a diocesan orphanage and set up a school of arts and crafts, with the aim of expanding gradually into China proper, which they first did in 1911, shortly after the Portuguese republican revolution forced the them out of the enclave.
The scope of this paper is to give a general – and not a comprehensive – background that will help us understand the political and ecclesial situation vis-á-vis the Salesian expansion in the EAO region in the 1950s.
This paper could be considered precisely the second part of the one presented at the previous seminart. It is my intention to present a general framework within which many of the other papers that follow will find their place – at least those which will directly or indirectly refer to the third decade of the XX century.
The universal call of the people of God to holiness is carried out in a special way by the members of the Congregation of Sisters Servants of the Immaculate Heart of Mary (SIHM). The sign of God’s merciful love towards the lnstitute is clearly manifested in the history especially at the time of birth in the Church, through its founder and its history.
On this background, we see the great problems of inculturation; development of the Catholic Church in multi-religious contexts afflicted by the problems of international politics; relationships between missionary Religious Congregations, and, not the least, difficulties in communication and mutual understanding between these countries and the General Council resident in Italy.
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