Amice, Ascende Superius! - Run, jump, make noise, but do not sin...
12/07/2025
Alexandra "Alex" Eala, the filipina tennis sensation and the highest-ranked Filipina tennis player in the WTA, had her First Holy Communion when she was 8 years old in the DBTC small chapel (now known as the Mary Help of Christians Chapel) in Don Bosco Technical College Mandaluyong.
The Sacrament was given by Fr. Demetrio Carmona, SDB, a close friend of the family.
22/05/2024
Get ready for a JUANderful night of music at the Don Bosco Academy Bacolor concert! 🎶🎤 Get into the groove to the tunes of Orange & Lemons, Cup of Joe, and Silent Sanctuary. The night will also be featuring the talented bands Down By Three and DBA Savio Band. It's gonna be a night full of music, laughter, and good vibes!
JUAN't miss out on this unforgettable concert experience. Mark your calendars for June 02 2024 at 6:00 PM at the Bren Z. Guiao Convention Center. 🎟️Get your tickets now and make good memories together!
Don't miss out on this epic night of music and fun!
22/05/2024
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Father Pablo | SPOTLIGHT Circle of Influencers with DJ Gail 🌟 FATHER PABLO on SPOTLIGHT CIRCLE OF INFLUENCERS with DJ Gail🌟In our latest episode, DJ Gail sits down for an insightful interview with Father Salvador Pa...
06/05/2023
On May 6, we honor St. Dominic Savio, a student of St. John Bosco, who teaches us that we're ALL called to be great saints. Even children can attain holiness!
https://www.ewtn.com/catholicism/saints/dominic-savio-543
16/11/2022
Pistol Packing Preacher Father Salvador Pablo offers a mix of job training programs - in fields ranging from shoemaker to bodyguard - to residents of the 6,000-family resettlement c...
01/11/2022
Ngayon ang huling araw ng buwan. Ating ginugunita si San Juan Bosco, ang Ama at G**o ng mga kabataan.
PANALANGIN KAY SAN JUAN BOSCO
San Juan Bosco, ama at g**o ng mga kabataan, ikaw na puspusang nagpunyagi para sa ikaliligtas ng mga kaluluwa, maging gabay ka nawa namin sa ikabubuti ng aming kaluluwa at kaligtasan ng aming kapwa. Tulungan mo kaming mapagtagumpayan ang mga pagsisikap at maisabuhay palagi ang pananampalataya. Turuan mo kaming mahalin si Hesus sa kabanal-banalang Sakramento, si Maria mapag-ampon sa mga Kristiyano, at ang ating Santo Papa. Ipagkamit sa amin ang biyayang pumanaw na kaibigan ng Diyos, nang sa gayo’y kami’y makasama mong lahat sa langit. Amen.
14/03/2022
MORNING PRAYER
Dear Lord, I give you all that I am this day. Keep my mind clear and focused on all I need to achieve and give me the wisdom to overcome difficulties and find solutions. I look to you and trust you are with me this day. Amen.
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MARCH 09 | DEATH ANNIVERSARY of Saint Dominic Savio
It was the evening of March 9th, 1857; he had received all the help that the Church has for us at the approach of death. Anyone who just heard him talking quietly and saw the peace and serenity on his face could only have thought that he was having a quiet rest in bed. If you add to this, his complete mastery over himself and his happy spirit, it is little wonder that nobody imagined that his end was near.
About an hour and a half before he died, the parish priest came to visit him and was quite amazed to hear the brief prayers with which he so calmly and constantly recommended his soul to God. All the phrases expressed his great desire to go quickly to heaven.
In the circumstances the priest was somewhat perplexed as to what way he might help; he said some prayers with the boy and then as he was about to go Dominic said to him:
“Father, before going, leave me a parting thought to keep with me.”
“Really I don’t know what to suggest.”
“Something that will strengthen and comfort me.”
“All right; try to keep in mind the Passion of Our Saviour.”
“Deo gratias,” replied Dominic, “May the Passion of Our Lord Jesus Christ be always in my mind and heart and on my lips. Jesus, Mary and Joseph help me now when I am dying; Jesus, Mary and Joseph, may I die at peace with you.”
After that, he fell asleep for half an hour. When he woke up, he looked around him and said:
“Dad, are you there?”
“Here I am son, what do you want?”
“Dad, it is time; get my ‘The Companion of Youth’ and read me the prayers for the Exercise of a Happy Death.”
At these words his mother burst into tears and hurried from the room. His father’s eyes filled with tears, but choking back his sobs, he got the book and read the prayers. As he went through them Dominic answered clearly.
“Merciful Jesus, have mercy on me...”
When his father reached the final part which runs: “When for the first time my soul will see the wonderful majesty of God, do not drive it away, but take it to heaven to sing your praises for all eternity...” he said:
“Yes, Dad — that is what I want so much, to sing the praises of Jesus for all eternity.”
He dropped off to sleep again, but it was like he was reflecting on things of great importance. He awoke after a short while. Then in a clear voice, he said:
“Goodbye, Dad, goodbye. What was it the parish priest suggested to me... I don’t seem to remember... Oh, what wonderful things I see....”
And so saying, with a beautiful smile on his face, and his hands joined on his breast he gave up his soul to God without any struggle.
(from Chapter 24. His final moments and his wonderful death - THE LIFE OF YOUNG DOMINIC SAVIO, PUPIL AT THE ORATORY OF ST FRANCIS DE SALES written by Father John Bosco) MARCH 09 | DEATH ANNIVERSARY of Saint Dominic Savio
It was the evening of March 9th, 1857; he had received all the help that the Church has for us at the approach of death. Anyone who just heard him talking quietly and saw the peace and serenity on his face could only have thought that he was having a quiet rest in bed. If you add to this, his complete mastery over himself and his happy spirit, it is little wonder that nobody imagined that his end was near.
About an hour and a half before he died, the parish priest came to visit him and was quite amazed to hear the brief prayers with which he so calmly and constantly recommended his soul to God. All the phrases expressed his great desire to go quickly to heaven.
In the circumstances the priest was somewhat perplexed as to what way he might help; he said some prayers with the boy and then as he was about to go Dominic said to him:
“Father, before going, leave me a parting thought to keep with me.”
“Really I don’t know what to suggest.”
“Something that will strengthen and comfort me.”
“All right; try to keep in mind the Passion of Our Saviour.”
“Deo gratias,” replied Dominic, “May the Passion of Our Lord Jesus Christ be always in my mind and heart and on my lips. Jesus, Mary and Joseph help me now when I am dying; Jesus, Mary and Joseph, may I die at peace with you.”
After that, he fell asleep for half an hour. When he woke up, he looked around him and said:
“Dad, are you there?”
“Here I am son, what do you want?”
“Dad, it is time; get my ‘The Companion of Youth’ and read me the prayers for the Exercise of a Happy Death.”
At these words his mother burst into tears and hurried from the room. His father’s eyes filled with tears, but choking back his sobs, he got the book and read the prayers. As he went through them Dominic answered clearly.
“Merciful Jesus, have mercy on me...”
When his father reached the final part which runs: “When for the first time my soul will see the wonderful majesty of God, do not drive it away, but take it to heaven to sing your praises for all eternity...” he said:
“Yes, Dad — that is what I want so much, to sing the praises of Jesus for all eternity.”
He dropped off to sleep again, but it was like he was reflecting on things of great importance. He awoke after a short while. Then in a clear voice, he said:
“Goodbye, Dad, goodbye. What was it the parish priest suggested to me... I don’t seem to remember... Oh, what wonderful things I see....”
And so saying, with a beautiful smile on his face, and his hands joined on his breast he gave up his soul to God without any struggle.
(from Chapter 24. His final moments and his wonderful death - THE LIFE OF YOUNG DOMINIC SAVIO, PUPIL AT THE ORATORY OF ST FRANCIS DE SALES written by Father John Bosco) MARCH 09 | DEATH ANNIVERSARY of Saint Dominic Savio
It was the evening of March 9th, 1857; he had received all the help that the Church has for us at the approach of death. Anyone who just heard him talking quietly and saw the peace and serenity on his face could only have thought that he was having a quiet rest in bed. If you add to this, his complete mastery over himself and his happy spirit, it is little wonder that nobody imagined that his end was near.
About an hour and a half before he died, the parish priest came to visit him and was quite amazed to hear the brief prayers with which he so calmly and constantly recommended his soul to God. All the phrases expressed his great desire to go quickly to heaven.
In the circumstances the priest was somewhat perplexed as to what way he might help; he said some prayers with the boy and then as he was about to go Dominic said to him:
“Father, before going, leave me a parting thought to keep with me.”
“Really I don’t know what to suggest.”
“Something that will strengthen and comfort me.”
“All right; try to keep in mind the Passion of Our Saviour.”
“Deo gratias,” replied Dominic, “May the Passion of Our Lord Jesus Christ be always in my mind and heart and on my lips. Jesus, Mary and Joseph help me now when I am dying; Jesus, Mary and Joseph, may I die at peace with you.”
After that, he fell asleep for half an hour. When he woke up, he looked around him and said:
“Dad, are you there?”
“Here I am son, what do you want?”
“Dad, it is time; get my ‘The Companion of Youth’ and read me the prayers for the Exercise of a Happy Death.”
At these words his mother burst into tears and hurried from the room. His father’s eyes filled with tears, but choking back his sobs, he got the book and read the prayers. As he went through them Dominic answered clearly.
“Merciful Jesus, have mercy on me...”
When his father reached the final part which runs: “When for the first time my soul will see the wonderful majesty of God, do not drive it away, but take it to heaven to sing your praises for all eternity...” he said:
“Yes, Dad — that is what I want so much, to sing the praises of Jesus for all eternity.”
He dropped off to sleep again, but it was like he was reflecting on things of great importance. He awoke after a short while. Then in a clear voice, he said:
“Goodbye, Dad, goodbye. What was it the parish priest suggested to me... I don’t seem to remember... Oh, what wonderful things I see....”
And so saying, with a beautiful smile on his face, and his hands joined on his breast he gave up his soul to God without any struggle.
(from Chapter 24. His final moments and his wonderful death - THE LIFE OF YOUNG DOMINIC SAVIO, PUPIL AT THE ORATORY OF ST FRANCIS DE SALES written by Father John Bosco)