慈幼會救助南蘇丹戰亂家庭Salesians helping South Sudan war torn families

posted Feb 24, 2017, 11:09 AM by Don Bosco   [ updated Nov 1, 2019, 5:20 PM ]

South Sudan - Famine has been declared and hundreds of families seek help from the Salesians
South Sudan - Famine has been declared and hundreds of families seek help from the Salesians 

Why are there still famines?
Why are there still famines?

Dear friends,

The past eleven months has been a very unusual period in Sudan. Given the social and political unrest in Hong Kong at the present moment, what has been happened in Sudan in the immediate past period could be most inspiring indeed.

A short description of the events that happened over the past eleven months in Sudan was the dictator who had ruled Sudan for the past 30 years had been forced out. The country is presently under military rule but a transition agreement has been reached between the military and the people of Sudan.  According to the agreement, the military will hand over their power to a civilian government in two years. Perhaps it would be too optimistic to assume it would be all smooth sailing in Sudan from now on but a least there is now an opportunity for the Salesians and the other NGO (non-government organizations) to help to rebuild this war torn country. 

The Salesian fathers and sisters have been working in Sudan since 1982, i.e. 37 years ago. There had been many civil wars between the various factions over these years and the Salesians had gone through a lot of sufferings and setbacks during this period but they never give up. Let’s pray a lasting peace is finally coming to this war torn country and they can finally reach out to the people in need in this country. We hope we can count on your generous support like we have had from you in the former years.

Here’s a news clip on YouTube filed by BBC:

Once more I am appealing for your generous support for the work of the Don Bosco Mission in South Sudan.  Here are the ways how you can make a donation:

1) If you have an Online Banking account with one of the Canadian banks, you can transfer the money to me using email INTERAC.  (Most banks are offering this as a free service now). Please feel free to contact me (Peter Leung) by phone or WhatsApp on 604-306-3888 or by email ( realty88@gmail.com ) if you need more details on this procedure.

2) Donation by credit card(Amex, MasterCard or VISA) is also quick and easy, just a quick phone call to me (Peter Leung) on 604-306-3888 and we will be able to complete the process in less than two minutes.  (We suggest you to phone me with your credit card details because this would be more secure).

3) Donation by cheque also works.  Please make your cheque payable to "Don Bosco Mission Office" and have it mail to me at the following address:

            Mr. Peter Leung

            12207 Parktree Cr, Surrey, BC, V3X 1Z9

All your donation to Don Bosco Mission is tax deductible.  We shall mail you an official receipt for this purpose in due course.

Once more, please reminded that South Sudan is one of the poorest countries in the world. The Salesian fathers and sisters working there are facing with lots of hardship everyday.  They need our donation to keep up their good work for the poor kids there.



Yours sincerely,

Don Bosco Alumni Association (BC)

Peter Leung – Fundraising Coordinator

Matthew 25.( 31-40) Then the King will say to the people on his right, . . . ."I was hungry and you fed me, thirsty and you gave me a drink; I was a stranger and you received me in your homes, naked and you clothed me; I was sick and you took care of me, in prison and you visited me."  The righteous will then answer him, "When, Lord, did we ever see you hungry and feed you, or thirsty and give you a drink? . . . . When did we ever see you sick or in prison, and visited you?"  The King will reply, "I tell you, whenever you did this for one of the least important of these brothers of mine, you did it for me!"


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