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A Tribute to St Joseph; INH Province Releases Book on St Joseph

By YERRAMANENI Baly

Release of the Book - St Joseph: A father after Father`s Heart

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Hyderabad, Aug. 16. A book on ''ST JOSEPH: A father after the Father's Heart'' was released by Father Thathireddy Vijaya Bhaskar, Provincial, Salesian Province of St Joseph, on August 15, 2021, on the solemnity of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary and India's Independence Day, at Bosco Institute of Research and Development for Youth (BIRDY), Hyderabad, in the presence of Father Maddhichetty Noel and Father Medabalimi Balaswamy, the former provincials of Hyderabad Province.

The Salesian Province of Hyderabad has published the book as a tangible tribute to St Joseph, the patron of the Universal Church and the Province of Hyderabad, in the Year of St Joseph, proclaimed by Pope Francis. The book has 30 articles authored by Salesians, which reflect the theological, anthological, pastoral, psychological, familial, moral, and social implications for daily living and learning based on the life of St Joseph.

While releasing the book, Father Vijaya Bhaskar recalled the 1174 literary works of St John Bosco, who wrote extensively to defend the Church and lead people to God, especially the youth. The book is a concerted effort of the South Asian Salesian fraternity, coordinated by Father Baly Yerramaneni, Director, Don Bosco Publishing house, Hyderabad.

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