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(ANS - Krakow) - The hoped-for result of World Youth Day 2016 is that young people carry the flame of the merciful love of Christ in their daily life. Bishop Damian Muskus, OFM, Auxiliary Bishop of Cracow and General Coordinator of the Organizing Committee of World Youth Day 2016, speaks to Grażyna Starzak in the second part of his interview.
(ANS - Lubumbashi) - About two years ago the Salesians of the Democratic Republic of Congo launched a radio station in Lubumbashi. Radio Don Bosco Congo (RDB) is a free, educational radio, Catholic-inspired and not-for-profit. It is inspired by the Christian message and the Magisterium of the Church to contribute to the growth and human and Christian development of the population, especially young people.
(ANS – Fort-Liberté) – Don Bosco Prep of Ramsey, N.J., sponsored trips to Haiti over the mid-February winter break for seniors involved in the school’s youth ministry program to assist the poor in those countries. They performed corporal and spiritual acts of mercy for the people they met on their visits.
(ANS - Brussels) - The situation of migrants in the United States is difficult. Even more dramatic is that of "young undocumented migrants, who once they leave the school are entering the adult world without rights, and without a document to prove their identity." So said Ángel Gudiña, Executive Secretary of Don Bosco International, during the launch at the European Parliament of the book "Lives in Limbo" by Professor Roberto G. Gonzales of Harvard University, on the topic of young undocumented migrants.