INTERVIEWS
(ANS - Cordoba) - Miguel Raviolo, 55, is the manager of the carpentry workshop at the "House of the Don Bosco Oratory" in Cordoba. Eight years ago he decided to consecrate his hands and his heart to this service. It was 2010 and Miguel attended catechism classes at the time. "I felt challenged by catechesis, by the Word and by Jesus himself who asked me to do something for the vulnerable. I go to the parish priest to tell him that I was a carpenter. And he answers me: 'good, much pleased, I am a priest, what do we want to do?'"
(ANS - Vatican City) - For Fr Rossano Sala, SDB, Special Secretary of the Synod, the Church is indebted regarding the listening to young people because she speaks little with God. For this reason he hailed with great favor the initiative of the Holy Father to foresee frequent minutes of silence, for discernment, during the synodal works.
(ANS - Turin) - "We are aware that our project is a drop in the ocean, but if it were not there, as Mother Teresa of Calcutta said, the ocean would have one drop less." Thus the Salesian brother Giampietro Pettenon, President of the "Missioni Don Bosco" association of Turin, illustrates the meaning of the "Stop Tratta" project, that is: stop human trafficking.