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A Friend to Young People in Ireland, A Focus on a Better World
Salesians Ireland is this country’s Province of the international religious order known as the Salesian Society of Don Bosco. Worldwide we as a religious order have over 16 000 members – Brothers and Priests, working in 134 countries.
Wherever we go in the world, and no matter the lives we touch, our mission and goal is the same: to be a friend to all young people, and to God.
Our mission
The Salesian Bulletin is published by the Salesians of Don Bosco as a means of communication and information about their work, especially for the young, at home and on the missions. It also contributes ideas to the religious and social issues of our times. Founded by St John Bosco in 1877, it is published in 57 different editions throughout the world, in a total of 31 languages.
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UN Financing for Development Forum – Salesians co-sponsor virtual side event
On Thursday, April 15th, the NGO Committee on Financing for Development hosted a side event as a part of the […]
3-2-1 Initiative
by Mary Harris Over the last two decades our awareness and knowledge of and about mental health has increased dramatically […]
I love you too… Consecration
by Fr Eunan McDonnell SDB “I love you.” If you were the one to utter these three words, surely you […]
NEETs Employability Programme in Cape Town
The Salesian NEETS (youth Not in Employment, Education or Training) programme in Cape Town is relatively new and offers education […]
One Father One Family
THE RECTOR MAJOR RELEASES BOOK THE SALESIAN RESPONSE TO COVID “This is not the time to sit on our hands […]
Salesian History
One interesting document of a century ago from the Irish Salesian Provincial Archives in Crumlin, Dublin, is a typed letter, […]
The Salesian Priest
The Salesian charism sprang from the zeal of a priest and was intimately and explicitly linked with the cooperation of […]