DBTS Feast of St. Joseph and Induction of Youth Groups

Writen by Ms. Elain Magei,

19 March 20, 2020

DBTS CELEBRATES THE SOLEMINTY TO SAINT JOESPH AND THE  INDUCTION OF SALESIAN YOUTH GROUPS

The day began with the line formation of new members of the youth groups to move into the DBTS gym for the induction after the assembly at Don Bosco Technical School. By the time everyone got in the gym, Mr Eddie Kantomu led the singing practice before the Mass began. The mass began at 8:30 with the introduction read out by Mr Matthew Timbalu emphasizing the meaning of name of St. JOESPH, taken as an acronym: J-ust man O-bedient to the will of God, E-xample, S-ilent, P-atron and H-elperThe presiding Priest at the Mass was Fr Roger Miranda SDB, who stressed in his Homily that all of us can be like St Joseph, we have :

 

  • to be upright citizens,
  • obedient to  the will of God,
  • silent workers and,
  • good workmen and women.

 

After the Prayer after Communion, the school community witnessed the indunction of the various salesian youth groups. In effect,  Mr George Isoaimo presented to Fr.Pedro Sachutula SDB,  our very own Rector of the school, the youth groups (Readers, Marian ,Knights of the Altar, Savio, Friends of Zatti, Mission, Music, Laudo Si, Juventus, Dance & Theatre ). For each of the youth groups, the pledge was lead by the animators.

At the end of the Mass, representatives from the PNG Sports Federation, who are introducing the Badminton game across the City, gave some sporting equipment in the presence of Fr Pedro and Mr Martin Dai, our principal.

Finally Ms. Stephany Saldua, the School nurse, gave to the students and teaching staff awareness on preventive measures against the treats of the COVID-19.

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.