En mars dernier, le Recteur Majeur des Salésiens de Don Bosco, le P. Fabio Attard, avec l’accord des autres membres du Conseil Général, a confié la nouvelle présence salésienne sur l’île grecque de Syros à la Province salésienne « Saints Cyrille et Méthode » de Slovénie (SLO), basée à Ljubljana. La nouvelle communauté salésienne, forte de quatre religieux missionnaires, est ainsi devenue partie intégrante de la Province SLO.<\/p>\n
Le Provincial de SLO, le P. Peter Kon\u010dan, avait déjà rendu visite à ses confrères en Grèce depuis mars. Et durant la première semaine de juin, l’ensemble du Conseil Provincial de SLO, y compris le Secrétaire provincial, s’est rendu en Grèce pour une visite fraternelle, de connaissance et d’animation.<\/p>\n
Le mardi 2 juin 2026, la Province salésienne de Slovénie a signé un accord de coopération avec le diocèse de Syros, officiellement signé par le Provincial de SLO, le P. Peter Kon\u010dan, et l’Administrateur Apostolique du diocèse, Mgr Sevastainos Rossolatos. Étaient également présents à la signature l’Économe Général de la Congrégation Salésienne, le P. Gabriel Stawowy ; le Conseiller Général pour les Missions, le P. Jorge Mario Crisafulli ; les membres du Conseil Provincial SLO et leurs confrères missionnaires à Syros, sous la direction du Directeur de la communauté, le P. Oscar Tuscano.<\/p>\n
En vertu de cet accord, trois paroisses sont confiées au soin des Salésiens.<\/p>\n
Ainsi débute officiellement la nouvelle mission salésienne pionnière sur l’île grecque de Syros. Outre le travail pastoral paroissial, cette mission essayera également d’ouvrir de nouvelles perspectives pour le développement du charisme salésien en Grèce, pour le bien des jeunes et de l’Église.<\/p>\n
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