OTHER Salesian News (not SM specific)
Salesian missionaries in Pamplona, Spain, are involved in the INFINITE
The Salesian Vocational Training Center in Genoa, Italy, has launched
INDIA: Don Bosco Junior College launches solar energy plant to provide clean energy to the school
(MissionNewswire) The Don Bosco Junior College in the Yerwada district within the city of Pune, recently inaugurated a solar energy plant capable of generating
MEXICO: Salesian university students from the U.S. volunteer time at Salesian Refectory Padre Chava
(MissionNewswire) In December 2017, a group of Salesian university student volunteers from different locations across the United States, accompanied by Salesian Father Abraham Feliciano,
INDIA/NEPAL: Salesian radio station holds historic Indo-Nepalese Friendship Tour
(MissionNewswire) In December 2016, Salesian missionaries at the Salesian College Sonada in Darjeeling, India began regularly scheduled programming for their new radio station with
PERU: New boat helps Salesian missionaries travel to hard to reach communities in the Amazon
(MissionNewswire) Salesian Father Luigi Bolla has traveled thousands of kilometers in the Amazon jungle between Peru and Ecuador, often sailing aboard a small boat
PERU: Technical training center helps prepare youth in the Amazon for long-term employment
(MissionNewswire) The Yankuam Jintia Training Center for Intercultural Education was developed by the Don Bosco Foundation to meet the needs of poor youth living
LIBERIA: Salesian Brother Lothar Wagner details needs for homeless children affected by war and the Ebola crisis
(MissionNewswire) Salesian Brother Lothar Wagner has been in Liberia for about a year. In the West African country, Bro. Wagner takes care of children and
MADAGASCAR: Playground equipment donated to Salesian Center in Bemaneviky
(MissionNewswire) Eight playground rides, built for the Don Bosco Oratory in San Donà di Piave (Venice), were donated to the Salesian Center in Bemaneviky, Madagascar.
EL SALVADOR: Without Barriers project graduates 87 people in American Sign Language
(MissionNewswire) The first group of graduates, 87 people in all, completed the first American Sign Language (ASL) course offered at Don Bosco University in El