Only the pandemic interrupted this beautiful activity: the Mission of the young people of the Sa-Fa Family in Argentina and Uruguay for 40 years. This year it has returned, with the same enthusiasm as always, to continue promoting in our charismatic family the passion for the mission as it did 200 years ago.
On the afternoon of January 27th the Brothers, the Nazarene Fraternity and the Management Team of Gabriel Taborin College celebrated Holy Family Day. During the Eucharist, 3 members of the Fraternity renewed their commitments,
On the last day of class in December, all the students brought the elderly people from the centre to visit the school’s Nativity Scene. What joy was reflected on the faces of these elderly people! A religion class in practice.
Sainte Famille School Complex (SaFaSCo) of Tamale is the new school built by the Brothers of the Holy Family in Tamale, Ghana. SaFaSCo opened its doors to welcome its first students on October 2, 2023. But the official opening and blessing took place on December 8
There were many activities at all levels of the College. The Preparatory section, to celebrate the month, held a tribute with a small but meaningful play for our little ones in primary school.
On October 28th, the 5th solidarity concert of the Choirs of the Sa-Fa Schools of Argentina was held at the Colegio Sagrada Familia in Buenos Aires. These choirs from Colegio San José de Tandil, Colegio Institución Escuti, Córdoba and Colegio Sagrada Familia de Buenos Aires took part in the concert.
On 21 and 22 October, Colégio Sagrada Família in Itapiranga held the Sa-Fa Youth Mission 2023 at the Terra Nova Shelter in the city of Mondaí, with the participation of students, brothers and teachers, with the aim of carrying out missionary work.
“Sainte Famille School Complex (SaFaSCo) in Tamale is the newest school opened by the Brothers of the Holy Family in Tamale, Ghana. It officially opened its doors on October 2, 2023.
One of the emblematic places in Montevideo is undoubtedly the Museum of the Colegio Sagrada Familia in Montevideo. It is named after Brother Mario Ducruet, who dedicated part of his life to organising the museum together with other Brothers.
