The Rector Major of the Salesians of Don Bosco Don Ángel Fernández Artime - accompanied by Don Horacio Lopez and the Ambassadors to the Holy See of Panama, Miroslava Rosas Vargas, and Guatemala, Alfredo Vàsquez Rivera - inaugurated the "DON BOSCO HALL" of the Museum of Peace: twelve videowalls connected with the Salesian Family all over the world that constitute a multimedia hub comprising videos, images, music, real-time connections and other hypertext instruments with 4k high technology: the aim is to spread Don Bosco's work throughout the world, appreciated on several occasions by Pope Francis and unanimously recognized, especially by those who have lived the educational, human and social experience of the "Saint of young people".THE MAJOR RECTOR OF THE SALESIANS WITH AMBASSADORS OF PANAMA AND GUATEMALA VISITING THE PEACE MUSEUM
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17 February 2017
Parent Category: Iniziative (EN) -
Category: MAMT – Mediterranean Museum of Art, Music and Traditions
Don Ángel Fernández Artime, Don Bosco's Rector Major of the Salesians - accompanied by Don Horacio Lopez and the Ambassadors to the Holy See of Panama, Miroslava Rosas Vargas, and Guatemala, Alfredo Vàsquez Rivera, visited the Museum of Peace - MAMT and the emotional paths dedicated to "DON BOSCO THE POWER OF LOVE".
To welcome the Rector Major and the guests, the president Michele Capasso, the Hon. Claudio Azzolini and Pia Molinari.
Serena Angioli, councillor for the Mediterranean, participated in the visit to the European funds and young people of the Campania Region.
The Rector Major expressed his appreciation and thanks, on behalf of Don Bosco, for this unique place that will spread, even more, the message of Don Bosco in the world. Particular emotion was expressed during the itineraries dedicated to Don Peppe Diana, Pino Daniele and Raffaele Capasso.
The Ambassadors of Panama and Guatemala have assured the involvement of their respective countries in peace initiatives to be held with the Fondazione Mediterraneo.
During the visit to the Museum of Peace - MAMT the president of CONI Giovanni Malagò expressed appreciation for the museum sections: from Pino Daniele to Mario Molinari.