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Salesian Family in Bolivia publishes issue 229 of Salesian Bulletin
The Salesian Inspectorate of Bolivia has published the 229th edition of the Salesian Bulletin for October 2026. This issue focuses on the theme of choosing, inviting religious and lay members to reflect on freedom, discernment, and responsibility within educational and pastoral communities.
In the editorial, Brother Carlos Orgaz explains that consecrated life and lay missions are built through daily decisions aimed at hope and serving those in need. The bulletin also includes reflections from Father Fabio Attard and Father Líder Justiniano, the Inspector in Bolivia, regarding how to overcome indifference and indecision through the Gospel and love for youth.
The publication commemorates 130 years of Salesian presence in La Paz, marking the arrival of the first missionaries to the region in 1896. It highlights the order's history of providing technical training, education, art, and music through works such as Don Bosco El Prado.
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- Official sourceLa Familia Salesiana en Bolivia presenta su edición Nº 229 del Boletín Salesiano enfocada en el valor de «Elegir»
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