By Fr. Tito Iannaccio, SDB, Animator, DBLM
(Montreal, QC – January 21) – On Saturday, January 17, Ana Maria Sierra A. gave her testimony as a young animator in the presence of her parents, adult coordinators, young adults of ESCOGE, and members of her own young adult community, known as “EJE LUZ.”
Ana Maria was given the subject of the “Educational Dimension of Faith,” according to the Salesian Frame of Reference. It was an interactive presentation, which was clearly delivered and accompanied by a PowerPoint that Ana Maria prepared. Among the participants were the young adult animators of ESCOGE, who previously received presentations on the following topics: the Salesian spirituality of daily life, friendship with Jesus, spirituality of joy, communion in the Church, and responsible service, to the "EJE LUZ" community, according to the Walking Side by Side manual.
We believe that the spiritual formation taking place in our Don Bosco Latino Ministry (DBLM) has become deeper and more effective because of these presentations.
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