Ugluuni mend!

Thanks Ma!

The Short Talk each day in all Don Bosco Schools and Centers... is a Legacy of Love and Concern, a wise Mother, Mama Margaret Bosco has left behind to her children.

Daily Good Morning Talk is also relived in Mongolia's DBITSC Students and Staff.

The pedagogy of Mama Margaret's "Buona Notte" (Good Night, in Italian) is a pedagogical wisdom and educational legacy, a simple Mother left behind - to find time each day for a 'parent' to speak from the heart to her sons and daughers.

Margaret Bosco not only loved her children but understood how to love them. She taught it to her sons. Don Bosco later continued this filial tradition which later became a characteristic methodology of Forming the Young to be "God fearing Believers and Honest Citizens of their Nation." This now famous "Salesian" tradition was passed on to all Salesians, Students and Collaborators who walk the paths inside the schools and centers inspired by the Educational Methodology of St. John Bosco.

This Salesian Educational Tradition is so simple yet with its constancy, it enables that needed constant 'reflection' to the youth and to everyone who may take things for granted without distinguishing essentials from non-essentials in life. Mama Margaret wisely taught it to Don Bosco then and she still does teach it to her sons and daughters 150 years later after her death (1856-2006). What is even more amazing is that as years and boundaries go by, The Love and Art of Educating the Heart of the Young with this Methodology is effective where ever the Salesian Spirit is grown in the world... even to Mongolian Youth.