{"id":1028688,"date":"2026-01-06T23:00:00","date_gmt":"2026-01-06T22:00:00","guid":{"rendered":""},"modified":"-0001-11-30T00:00:00","modified_gmt":"-0001-11-29T22:00:00","slug":"trans-26596-9","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/infoans.news\/es\/trans-26596-9\/","title":{"rendered":"Estados Unidos &#8211; Una presencia salesiana de esperanza y discernimiento vocacional"},"content":{"rendered":"<p>Este a&ntilde;o, <em>\u00abSEEK\u00bb <\/em>se llev&oacute; a cabo simult&aacute;neamente en diversas localidades, entre ellas Denver, Colorado y Texas, lo que permiti&oacute; a la Familia Salesiana extender su presencia y su acompa&ntilde;amiento a los j&oacute;venes de distintas regiones.<\/p>\n<p><strong>D&iacute;a cero: presencia antes que los programas<\/strong><\/p>\n<p>El viaje de la Familia Salesiana a <em>\u00abSEEK\u00bb <\/em>comenz&oacute; incluso antes de la apertura oficial de la conferencia. El d&iacute;a cero estuvo marcado por la llegada, la preparaci&oacute;n, la fraternidad y la oraci&oacute;n. Como Salesianos de Don Bosco, Hijas de Mar&iacute;a Auxiliadora y colaboradores laicos comprometidos, la Familia Salesiana se reuni&oacute; con una intenci&oacute;n clara: estar presente. La misi&oacute;n fue simple: escuchar, acoger y crear espacios donde los j&oacute;venes pudieran hablar libremente de su vida, de sus preguntas, de sus heridas y de sus sue&ntilde;os.<\/p>\n<p><strong>Primer d&iacute;a: escuchar, acompa&ntilde;ar e invitar<\/strong><\/p>\n<p>El primer d&iacute;a oficial de <em>\u00abSEEK\u00bb <\/em>ofreci&oacute; la oportunidad de interactuar con decenas de j&oacute;venes. A lo largo de toda la jornada, la presencia salesiana se centr&oacute; en promover la misi&oacute;n de Don Bosco mediante conversaciones sinceras: escuchando las preocupaciones de los j&oacute;venes, descubriendo sus sue&ntilde;os y ayud&aacute;ndolos a reflexionar sobre su deseo de servir y dar sentido a su vida. La jornada concluy&oacute; con la celebraci&oacute;n de la eucarist&iacute;a, recordando a los presentes que todo el ministerio vocacional brota de Cristo y vuelve a &Eacute;l.<\/p>\n<p>La Inspector&iacute;a salesiana del Oeste de Estados Unidos estuvo presente en la conferencia de Denver gracias a un equipo que representa las &aacute;reas clave de la misi&oacute;n inspectorial: Juan Carlos Montenegro, delegado para la Animaci&oacute;n Misionera, el padre Fabi&aacute;n C&aacute;rdenas, delegado inspectorial de Pastoral Juvenil, el padre Itchan Lago, delegado inspectorial para la Formaci&oacute;n, y Luis Chac&oacute;n, coordinador del Programa de Voluntariado Misionero Salesiano.<\/p>\n<p>No solo Denver. Los salesianos acompa&ntilde;aron a los j&oacute;venes tambi&eacute;n en Texas. Bajo la gu&iacute;a del padre Marcos Castillo y del salesiano Reegan Ledet, los j&oacute;venes fueron guiados y escuchados, en el esp&iacute;ritu de Don Bosco.<\/p>\n<p><em>\u00abSEEK\u00bb <\/em>finaliz&oacute; el pasado 5 de enero y estos d&iacute;as representaron un tiempo privilegiado de gracia y discernimiento vocacional. \u00abEn un mundo en b&uacute;squeda de significado, confiamos en que Dios contin&uacute;e llamando a corazones generosos a servir a los j&oacute;venes con alegr&iacute;a, valent&iacute;a y esperanza &#8211; escribieron los salesianos presentes en el evento &#8211; Que Don Bosco, Mar&iacute;a Auxiliadora y el santo Pier Giorgio Frassati intercedan por nosotros, para que muchos j&oacute;venes puedan descubrir que no est&aacute;n llamados simplemente a existir, sino a vivir plenamente, mirando hacia las cumbres donde Dios los espera\u00bb.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"<p>Este a&ntilde;o, \u00abSEEK\u00bb se llev&oacute; a cabo simult&aacute;neamente en diversas localidades, entre ellas Denver, Colorado y Texas, lo que permiti&oacute; 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