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ADMA

Salesians of Don Bosco, Sri Lanka.

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ADMA

(ADMA flocks around the Rector Major)

The Assumption of Mary Help of Christians

ADMA offers a path of sanctification and apostolate according to the Salesian charism. Don Bosco founded it on April 18, 1869 at the Sanctuary of Mary Help of Christians of Valdocco (Turin), with the aim of promoting and defending the faith of the people of the people.

ADMA promotes, as in Don Bosco’s dream of the two columns, the worship of the Eucharist and the devotion to Mary Help of Christians in all forms, public and private, approved by the Church paying special attention to families and young people.

The Association of Mary Help of Christians is a Salesian Family Group and is spread all over the world, particularly in works where the Salesians and Daughters of Mary Help of Christians are present. It works in communion and faithfulness to the Pastors of the Church and in collaboration with other ecclesial groups, especially those of the Salesian Family.

The society of St. Francis de Sales or Salesians of Don Bosco (SDB), is a religious Congregation founded by St. John Bosco in 1859 in Turin, Italy for the purpose of helping, educating and training poor boys. To date, services of the Salesians have spread to 131 countries in the world. In Sri Lanka, the very first Don Bosco Centre was established in 1956 at Negombo. The Salesians of Don Bosco have, to date established 18 centres in different parts of the country. 

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