Spain - Presentation of the book 'Don Bosco and his dreams' by Fr Eugenio Alburquerque

22 February 2024

Salamanca, Spain - February 2024 - In an event that marked a significant moment for the Salesian community and for admirers of the life and work of St. John Bosco, the Aula Magna of the "Mary Help of Christians" institution in Salamanca became the setting for the presentation of the book "Don Bosco and His Dreams" by Fr. Eugenio Alburquerque, SDB. The launch of the book, which took place recently, aligns with the celebration of the bicentenary of Don Bosco's first prophetic dream, the 9-year Dream, which still guides the Salesian mission today. Fr Alburquerque, is a reference point in Salesian spirituality. With a degree in Dogmatic Theology and a doctorate to his credit, he is a key figure in the teaching of moral theology and the direction of important publications such as the magazine 'Misión Joven' and the Spanish Salesian Bulletin. His profound knowledge and passion for Salesianism are reflected in his almost 60 published books, ranging from ethics and moral theology to spirituality and family life, making him an undisputed expert on Saint Francis de Sales. The work 'Don Bosco and His Dreams' stands not only as a tribute to the founder of the Salesian Congregation, but also as a window into Don Bosco's soul, offering a selection of 14 dreams that outlined his vocation and mission. The presentation of the book was a moment of reflection on the importance of dreams in Don Bosco's life, highlighting how these divine visions helped him face challenges, inspired his missionary initiatives, and ultimately transmitted his spirit and spirituality to future generations.

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