Don Bosco, a life for young people

Two fundamental attitudes characterize the life and work of Saint John Bosco (1815-1888): his total trust in the Providence of God and his unwavering commitment to poor young people. In this summarized biography, the author shows how the formation of Juan Bosco's personality and his social and pastoral work were influenced by both his mother and the social, religious and political circumstances that he had to live in the changing rhythm of the Church and of 19th century Italy. This book is highly recommended for those who want to approach the life and work of Don Bosco as a starting point, and a model for any work of the Salesian Family.