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When you ask 'What was the main mission of Don Bosco?'
Some will answer that 'Education of the poorest youth'
Certainly no...
The Mission of Don Bosco was to create SAINTS.
Simple like that...
Everything was made for that...
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La Famiglia Salesiana
(Nave, BS)
Blessed Alberto Marvelli, Past Pupil (1918-1946) He was beatified by Pope John Paul II on September 5, 2004.
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