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Don Bosco, Pinapaka, Wyra, 18 December: In an uplifting gathering on 18 December at Don Bosco School, Pinapaka – Wyra, lay mission partners, including teachers, catechists, and domestic staff, came together for a session aimed at deepening their commitment to service and mission. Under the guidance of Fr Yeruva Joji, the event was a significant step towards nurturing a shared spirit of dedication and purpose among the school’s broader community.
The session, designed to inspire and reinvigorate the participants’ sense of mission, provided a platform for sharing experiences, challenges, and insights into the role of lay mission partners in the educational and spiritual development of the students. Fr Yeruva Joji emphasized the invaluable contribution of each participant to the fabric of the school community, highlighting the importance of collaboration, compassion, and continuous learning in the pursuit of their collective mission.
Through interactive discussions and reflective activities, the session fostered a deeper understanding of the lay mission partners’ vital role in supporting Don Bosco School’s ethos of nurturing well-rounded individuals committed to making positive contributions to society. The gathering was not only an opportunity for professional and spiritual development but also a moment to celebrate the diverse yet unified community that makes the school a beacon of hope and excellence in education.
The Lay Mission Partners Session at Don Bosco School, Pinapaka – Wyra, underscored the importance of building a supportive and engaged community around the shared goals of mission and service. By bringing together the various strands of the school’s community, the event reinforced the collective responsibility to educate and empower the next generation, ensuring that the values of Don Bosco continue to inspire and guide both students and staff alike.
