Nelle Memorie dell’Oratorio, attraverso il racconto di un cammino personale di progressiva apertura alla chiamata del Signore, don Bosco – mentre suggerisce ai suoi discepoli gli atteggiamenti fondamentali indispensabili per corrispondere pienamente e docilmente alla vocazione religiosa e oratoriana – rivela una consonanza singolare con la dottrina spirituale espressa da san Francesco di Sales nell’Introduzione alla vita devota e nel Trattato dell’amore di Dio.
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This study will look at how the Salesian brother’s vocation appears in official Salesian writings while Don Bosco was founding the Salesian Congregation, and at how the Congregation has theologically reflected on that vocation as part of its renewal of its Constitutions. It will then examine how this identity has been applied.
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For the beginning of our centennial celebration we are gathered together here as a family in the place where the Salesians established their first presence in the United States of America. When we compare our present- day situation with that at the moment of our arrival we find much for which we must be grateful to God.
That is part of the well known talk which Don Bosco gave to his boys when they were forced to move from place to place for their Sunday gatherings. That became known as the wandering oratory. This is the story of another transplanting, another wandering.
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