This rich and significant history began on 13 December 1963, when Brothers Guido Lumini, Júlio Folladosa and Manuel Alves, who came from Uruguay, formed the first community on Brazilian soil.

This rich and significant history began on 13 December 1963, when Brothers Guido Lumini, Júlio Folladosa and Manuel Alves, who came from Uruguay, formed the first community on Brazilian soil.
This year the ‘Sagrada Familia’ School and Lyceum wanted to involve the population in the celebration of the 200th anniversary of the beginning of Brother Gabriel’s mission with an allusive poster and the flags of the countries where the Congregation is present
On the 10th of August, the new space of the Estancia Recanto, the “chacra” Sagrada Familia de Brasilia, was inaugurated, coinciding with the celebration of “Father’s Day”. We had a beautiful Eucharistic celebration with the blessing of the new space and, of course, the traditional “costillas asadas”, a gaucho tradition of barbecue.
On 10 August 2024, the XXIX Meeting of Sa-Fa Catechists took place in Montevideo (Aguada), which this year was attended by the pastoral animators of all the Sa-Fa schools in Uruguay. About 90 catechists attended.
AJEN 2024 – The first AJEN (Acampada Juvenil de Espiritualidad Nazarena) took place between 19 and 22 June, after the interruption caused by the pandemic and the necessary process of reconstitution of the Youth Pastoral processes.
“The ASF is a civil organisation inserted in the church and from there it is projected that being a member has in itself a formal dimension, a vocational and faith option, and an assumed mission that is reflected in the commitment.
Yesterday, 28th June, took place the graduation of the first promotion of students of the training cycles of the CIFP Sagrada Familia Valladolid. This graduation was testimony to a training project that began a few years ago and is now a reality.
We boys from the 5th B of the Collegio Sacra Famiglia in Turin are in Rome, at the Olympic stadium in a festive atmosphere. The pope’s surprise entrance creates an explosion of jubilation.
During the first week of May, a group of teachers from the Sa-Fa Family schools in Spain travelled to Belley to follow in the footsteps of Brother Gabriel through the places that marked his life and work.
This day is helping to consolidate the already strong links between our two schools, but also to forge important links with the brothers. Creating a common culture to build a work at the service of education and the Sa-Fa Family.