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Mary Paulina Finn The Venerable Don Bosco, the Apostle of Youth (1916)

Your charity, blessed by the grace of God, has dried up many a fountain of tears and saved a great number of souls. In the many homes which we have established through your charity, thousands of orphans have found a shelter. Drawn forth from their uncared-for state, rescued from the danger of losing their faith and their virtue, they have, by means of a good education, by application to study, or by apprenticeship to a trade, become good Christians and useful members of society.
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Mary Paulina Finn The Venerable Don Bosco, the Apostle of Youth (1916)

Another of our benefactors, Major Cotta, who frequently brought us an offering would often say: "The more money I bring you for your works of charity, the more I prosper in my own affairs. I find by experience that the Lord returns me, even in this world, the hundredfold of that which I give you for His sake." This excellent Christian was one of our foremost benefactors until, at the age of eighty-six, God called him to eternal life to bestow upon him the joys of Heaven in recompense for his charity here below.
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Mary Paulina Finn The Venerable Don Bosco, the Apostle of Youth (1916)

Printing establishments have, by your charity, been founded in several towns in different lands, whereby many millions of books and publications of various kinds, all of them consecrated to the work of defending truth, of kindling a spirit of piety and of encouraging the practice of virtue, have been circulated amongst the people
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