PGS on the World Wide Web

Gabutu, Port Moresby:
The Vice province of Papua New Guinea and Solomon Islands has established its digital footprint on the world wide web, with the launching of its website on 8thNovember, 2018 at Don Bosco Technical School, Gabutu, Port Moresby. The web address is: www.dbpgs.com

“The launching of the PGS website is to be understood in the context of the spirit of Don Bosco. It is an important presence in the digital continent where the majority of young people are present”, said Fr Alfred Maravilla sdb, provincial as he launched the website.

The staff and students applauded enthusiastically as the different images and videos were screened. Mr. Ian Zuasula, DBTS, IT Department Head, highlighted the key features of the website and invited all the present to use the possibilities to forward relevant items to others. Fr Srimal Priyanga sdb, Rector of Don Bosco Technical Institute, Henderson was thanked for initiating the project and working closely over the past several months with Don Bosco Image, India to construct and upload the website.

Present for the launching were the Rectors from the different Houses of Papua New Guinea and Solomon Islands. “We need to be heralds of the Good News”, said Fr Provincial as he encouraged the Rectors and invited all to send in regular inspirational articles, news items, reflections and photographs to Fr. Ambrose Pereira sdb, to be edited and formatted for the different media outlets or uploaded on the website.

Dances by the mission group also formed part of the program. The Rectors will spend the rest of the day in discussions at the Rectors Meeting.

Fr Ambrose Pereira sdb

Editorial
Don Bosco

Don Bosco was creative, enthusiastic and enterprising in his work. He wrote and edited booklets, school texts, histories, digests, magazines, fliers, plays. From his earliest years as a priest, Don Bosco communicated through his whole demeanour and person, through games, talking, visiting, preaching, and publishing. Communicating through the internet and publishing is a priority for Salesians. Inspired by this example of Don Bosco and the early Salesians, Social Communication continues an important priority.