"NUESTRA SEÑORA DE LOS DOLORES" a Mendoza, FESTEGGIA GLI OTTANTANNI

29 September 2020

Senza dubbio, quest'anno 2020 passerà alla storia tutto come atipico, sotto ogni punto di vista. Il preoccupante e doloroso “fenomeno” del COVID 19 non ha smesso di incidere sulla vita ecclesiale delle nostre comunità parrocchiali ed educative.

Così, nonostante il condizionamento dell '"emergenza sanitaria", l'Opera di Mendoza, ha potuto ricordare e celebrare gli ottant'anni della "Parrocchia Nuestra Señora de los Dolores", in coincidenza con l'omonima festa patronale del 15 settembre. La festa è stata preparata con cura e presieduta dalla novena, la cui esecuzione è stata realizzata attraverso le reti di comunicazione sociale. Si è svolto un "corteo virtuale" in cui l'immagine della Vergine ", portata in camion, è stata trasportata per le vie della parrocchia; risposta esemplare e commovente da parte della Comunità Parrocchiale, di singoli e di famiglie che sono scesi in piazza, al passaggio dell'immagine, per esprimere alla Madre il loro amore, la loro fede, la loro gratitudine e le loro richieste.

Dal marzo 1940 ad oggi, la Comunità Parrocchiale e l'intera opera di "Los Dolores", ha compiuto un percorso di crescita soprattutto nell'azione evangelizzatrice, pastorale ed educativa, in un grandissimo e costante sforzo di integrazione e comunione ( oggi si parla di sinodalità), tra tutti i livelli dell'opera.

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Our Superior General, Fr. Nadir Poletto, in the presence of Pope Leo XIV

Our Superior General, Fr. Nadir Poletto, in the presence of Pope Leo XIV after the audience on September 9, 2026

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The start of a new school year always brings with it a special burst of energy, joy, and deep hope. This September, in countless schools and educational centers across the Murialdina network around the world—from Europe to Latin America, and to communities on the African continent such as Ghana and Nigeria— the bell rings once again . From classrooms in Italy to those in Quito and Ambato, Ecuador, to centers in Spain and all the institutions resuming classes in these weeks, thousands of students, teachers, and educators are coming together to embark on a new shared journey. The true value of this moment lies in the power of concrete collaboration. None of our schools walks alone: each one is a vital node in a single, large global organism that draws its strength from the charismatic pedagogy of the Congregation of St. Joseph and the legacy of St. Leonard Murialdo. Working together allows us to transcend geographical boundaries, share best practices, and cultivate everywhere a welcoming “family spirit” where every student feels valued, heard, and supported. In the Murialdian vision, educational and professional excellence always goes hand in hand with human and spiritual care. This richness is also reflected in the beauty of the world’s diverse rhythms: while in many countries classes resume in September, in other nations of the Southern Hemisphere—such as Brazil, Argentina, or Chile—the school year follows the calendar year, beginning at the start of the year. This diversity of times and seasons ensures an ideal continuity of prayer, educational commitment, and presence alongside young people throughout all twelve months, at any latitude. Starting anew today means renewing our shared commitment: “to educate hearts in order to foster the Civilization of Love.” In a rapidly changing global context, our challenge remains to form Christian citizens who are aware and compassionate, capable of building the future with responsibility and hope. To all the students, families, teachers, and the entire community of the great Murialdina Family, we extend our warmest wishes for a school year full of discoveries and achievements attained together.

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International Meeting of Josephite Formators

Under the coordination of General Councilor Fr. Jacob Yeboah (C.S.J.), formators from Brazil (Fr. Geraldo Canever, Fr. Elves Bessa), the Central Delegation (Fr. Maximo Mantija, Fr. Shine John), Ecuador/Colombia (Fr. Julio Cesar Hernandez), the African Vice-Province (Fr. Arnaud Aniou), and India (Fr. Eugine Juliyan, Fr. Soos Antony Deeman). Other formators, unable to attend in person, are following the proceedings online. The goal of the meeting is to reinvigorate the initial formation of the Josephines of Murialdo, keeping their roots firmly planted in the Charism but with the necessary openness to future developments. At the heart of the program is the update of the Josephine Formation Guidelines for the entire Congregation. To all of them we extend our sincere thanks and our best wishes for fruitful work in the serious and profound accompaniment of our candidates and aspirants to the Josephine Religious Life.

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