Introduction We continue our journey of faith—a journey that now takes on the colors of the Lenten season. In previous retreats we saw that faith requires holy indifference and filial obedience. In this way, it becomes light for the mind, strength for the will, and guidance from Providence: “Everything is possible for the one who believes” (Mk 9:23)! Now we must approach a more difficult truth: faith entails suffering. It involves suffering for our maturation (for it is not n

In the style of Don Bosco, the organization is placed at the service of the person and is therefore intended to be simple and flexible, adaptable to the situations of different countries. It is also true that “an important aspect that characterizes Don Bosco’s activity is his practical organizational sense, which explains, at least in part, the fruitfulness and longevity of his initiatives: knowing how to define clearly the responsibilities of functioning, animation, and grow

“Please, Thank You, Sorry”—these must truly be important words if Pope Francis never misses an opportunity to repeat them and recommend them! In fact, they are the basic words of love, the words learned in the family, the words that preserve and make family love grow, and from there must radiate throughout all of society. We speak about them because they are simple words but not easy to practice. In any case, they are decisive words for the health of the family and of society