AUGUST 15TH: FIRST STEPS IN SALESIAN LIFE
ROME: 15th August -- From California, Liberia, UK comes news of those making their first steps in Salesian life today or thereabouts. Three have begun their novitiate at Bellflower (Ca) under the direction of Fr. Ted Montemeyer. Chuyen Doan Nguyen, 22, is the youngest of the three. The other two, Paul Stroup and Steve Standard, are both in mid-life and have either been teachers or working with youth in difficulties in various parts of the country.
The two Liberian novices, Sunday Williams and Albert Gibson have, with some difficulty in present circumstances, left their own country and gone to Nigeria where they begun their novitiate in 10th August. Meanwhile in the UK, four young men have begun their pre-novitiate. Elswhere in Europe, of course, others are beginning their journey too - or marking the anniversary of their profession.
Meanwhile, in the Australian Province, six young men, five from Samoa, one from Fiji, are into their final months now of the 2003 novitiate in Apia, Samoa.
And - 'austraLasia' marks its 700th edition - and round about its 7th birthday! Its 'cousin', BNN is now up and running, providing items of wider interest to the non-Salesian world. If you wish to receive BNN let me know - I would only send you items that have not already been disseminated 'in-house', or which have been largely re-written for a different audience.
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'austraLasia' is an email news service for
the Salesian Family of Asia-Pacific.
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BNN extends the reach of ‘austraLasia’,
an email news service for the Asia-Pacific Salesian Family,
to other agencies, chiefly those of the region.
Salesians are present in 130 nations worldwide
and are active in education and development projects
with particular reference to the world of youth.
'austraLasia' is an email news service for
the Salesian Family of Asia-Pacific.
________
BNN extends the reach of ‘austraLasia’,
an email news service for the Asia-Pacific Salesian Family,
to other agencies, chiefly those of the region.
Salesians are present in 130 nations worldwide
and are active in education and development projects
with particular reference to the world of youth.
