Celebrating Youth...Building the Future!
Centennial Blurb of the Week

1920's - Three thousand miles away, the young people of California hungered for the Salesian charism. Three Salesian Sisters left New York to bring the feminine dimension of the Salesian world to the west coast. From this small beginning, schools, camps, oratories, after-school programs, and catechetical programs brought the Good News to thousands of young people!

As we, Salesian Sisters, commence our centenary year of service to the young in the USA, I invite you to invest in us by dedicating a year or years to honor or memorialize a loved one, couple, family or institution. The name(s) will be inscribed in a beautifully bound Centennial History Book that is to commemorate the Salesian Sisters presence in the United States.Centennial History Book

Your one-time gift of $1,000, per year selected, will help underwrite the cost of this important Salesian treasure and your honored name(s) will forever be a part of the legacy of St. John Bosco here in America. In gratitude, you will receive a complimentary copy of the Centennial history for each person(s) name inscribed and a certificate of your participation, and your tribute/memorial will be published in the book itself.

For examples of dedications we have already received, please click here. There is no limit to the number of honorees per year.

Please join us for this once in a lifetime event! Print out the donation form by clicking here and either mail it to my attention at 659 Belmont Ave, North Haledon, NJ 07508, or fax it to 973.904.0041. You can send your picture to Veronica at v.barrios@salesiansisters.org

You can also make an online donation by clicking here

With gratitude and prayer,

Sr. Mary Rinaldi, FMA


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“We, Salesian Sisters, commit ourselves to the new evangelization of youth. Impelled by our charism, we evangelize by educating. We open up new ways for the education of the young, deepening within them an attitude of respect for the dignity of the human person and an openness to life in all its forms. We commit ourselves to a community lifestyle which is simple, poor, welcoming, and able to create a new educative presence among poor youth.”

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