A STRUCTURED NARRATIVE OF SALESIAN
DISCOURSE
Version as of
0 The
Oratory 40
1 came into being through
2 | God's initiative 12
3 | permitting
4 | | His mother Mary 1,8,92
5 | | to intervene with
6 | | the Holy Spirit 1,12,25
7 | who raised up
8
| | St.
John Bosco 1,21,100
9 began with
10
| an act of catechesis 34
11 | involving
12 | | prayer/practices
of piety 36,85-95
13 | | sacraments/liturgy 36,88,90
14 | | duties of a good Christian 31,33,35
15 | | development of human & baptismal
vocation 37
16 | | beliefs & attitudes 34-37
17 is a
18 continuing reality deeply united with the world and its history 7,57
19 | dynamically faithful to 12,97-98
20 | (St. John Bosco)
21 | (thru the action of the Holy Spirit)
22 | expressed in
23 | narrative history 191-2
24 | | composed and lived out by
25 | | (St. John Bosco)
26
| |
his Salesians 2-4
27
| a joyful environment 16
28 | actions/projects 1,17
29 | | in response to
30 | | needs 41
31 | | | met through
32 | | | a home that welcomed [The Annex] 40
33 | | | a parish that evangelised 40
34 | | | a school that prepared for life 40
35 | | | | in context of, by means of, to advance
36
| | |
| culture 7,32
37 | | | a
playground where friends could meet… 40
38 | enacted by
39 | the pastor-educator-communicator 41,43
40 | | in the style of
41 | | the preventive system 15,20,38
42 | | | aiming ultimately at
43 | | | society transformed 27,29,31,33
44
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personal holiness 2,25
45 |
| | Christ the perfect human being 31
46 is an
47
original style of life: Salesian spirit 10,18,19
48 | formulated in
49 | constitutions, regulations… [codification] 191
50 | | composed and lived out by
51 | | (St. John Bosco)
52 | | (his Salesians)
53 | | | in the context of
54 | | | Church (pilgrim, triumphant)2,6,13,48,57,94
55 | | | family (spirit) 16,51
56 | | expressed through
57
| | gathered
members=communities 2,3,22-25,44- 46,49-59
58 | | | entrusted with/which carry out
59 | | | ‘being in the Church the signs …’3,44
60 | | | known as
61
| | |
The Society of
St. Francis de Sales 1,3,4,9
62 | | | | with external relationships to
63 | | | | | a vast movement of persons 5
64 | | | | | other groups (SF) 5
65 | | | | which is the animating nucleus of 5
66 | | | | | the Salesian Family (…)5
67 | | | | | the EPC 47
68 | | | | and whose members emulate 18,
69 | | | | Christ the Good Shepherd 11,12,95,196
70 | | | | | by means of
71 | | | | practical pastoral charity 14,41
72 | | | | | evidenced by
73 | | | | | schools 42
74 | | | | | youth centres 42
75 | | | | | parishes 42
76 | | | | | other ..... 42
77 | | | expressing a
78 | | | specific relig.life form 2,60-84
79 | | | | characterised by
80 | | | | |(‘being in the Church signs…’)
81 | | | | | developed thru
82
| |
| | |
formation
96-119
83 | | | | with internal relationships
84 | | | | |(marked by the preventive system)
85 | | | | | requiring
86 | | | | | animation (…)and
87 | | | | | governance 101,120
88 | | | | | exercised as
89 | | | | | a service of authority 121
90 | | | | | | operating at levels of:
91 | | | | | | province 156-174
92 | | | | | | world 125-155
93 | | | | | | region 133
94 | | | | | | local cty.
175-18699
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| | |
Economy 139,187-190
100 | | | | | | Salesian Family (…)137
102
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| | |
Social Comm. 137
103 | | | | | | Youth Ministry 133
105 | | | | | poor youth at risk 6,26,27
106 | | | | | growth in vocations 6,28,37
107 | | | | | missionary activity 6,30
108 | | | | | working classes 6,29
110 | | | | (with external relationships to)
111 | | | | (vast movement of persons)
112 | | | | (other groups [SF])
114 |
| | known now as Cooperators 5
115 | | | (all with internal relationships
116 | | | marked by the preventive system)
118 evangelisation-education 6,31,34
120 |
presence-animation-assistance 39,115
122 | | | an experience of active faith community 35
124 | | (the preventive system)
127 | | | (growth in vocations)
128 | | | (missionary activity)
130 | the greater glory of God and the salvation of souls
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