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(ANS – Goma) –<\/strong> Llegado en la tarde del sábado 28 de marzo de 2026 a la obra salesiana “Don Bosco Ngangi”, el padre Guillermo Basañes, superior de la Inspectoría de África Central (AFC), ha concluido el jueves 2 de abril su última visita canónica a esta obra salesiana. Durante su estancia en Ngangi, el inspector ha encontrado a todos los que están involucrados en la misión: salesianos, colaboradores laicos, responsables de sector, jóvenes, así como miembros de la Familia Salesiana, en particular los Salesianos Cooperadores. En cada uno de estos encuentros, ha renovado su apelación a un compromiso generoso y valiente al servicio de los jóvenes, especialmente los más pobres y abandonados, en fidelidad al carisma de Don Bosco. En un contexto eclesial e institucional marcado por el paso de la Delegación “San José” de África Central Este a la Visitaduría “San José” de África Congo Este (ACE), el padre Basañes ha animado a todos los presentes a vivir esta fase como un tiempo de gracia, presagio de un renovación misionera. El primero de abril, el padre Basañes ha encontrado también a una treintena de jóvenes víctimas de la violencia que aflige la región del Kivu del Norte desde hace varios años.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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