ACISJF-IN VIA International

Association Catholique Internationale de Services pour la Jeunesse Féminine

Orientación para la Joven / ACISJF - IN VIA - Uruguay

ACISJF-INVIA Uruguay

► Montevideo

Accueil et hébergement de jeunes filles étudiantes.
Le foyer établi dans une maison ancienne est animé par des volontaires qui apportent présence chaleureuse et écoute aux jeunes étudiantes.
Le foyer est toujours plein ne pouvant répondre à toutes les demandes.
Les volontaires aménagent au mieux cet immeuble qui nécessiterait des travaux toujours reportés par manque de financement.

Orientación para la Joven / ACISJF IN VIA
Arenal Grande 1812
Montevideo
Tél : 00598 2 400 36 85

Cette année ce sont les 25 ans de l'association, cette fête fut l'occasion de réunir les jeunes et les plus anciennes.

Vie de l'association

A pleasant and unexpected discovery

 

A pleasant and unexpected discovery

 
 
One hundred years ago Blessed Piergiorgio Frassati wrote to a friend asking her for financial help to avoid the closure of the then Protection of the Young in Holland, while he undertook to prevent this from happening in Austria.
 
Thie letter is a truly great gift for all of us and for all the ACISJF - Protection of the Young, a gift for which we sincerely thank dearest Wanda Gawronska granddaughter of Blessed Piergiogio Frassati; it is a gift that asks all of us for a greater commitment also for the dissemination of ACISJF-Protection of Young in our Europe.
 
A great responsibility for which, in prayer, we ask for the help and support of Blessed Piergiorgio Frassati.
 
Emma Cavallaro
 
 
 

"To Maria Schwan

 

January 1923

 

Two days ago I received a letter from my good friend Mr. Domanig, who is the representative of the Austrian Students in Pax Romana.

In this letter he laments about the urgent needs and misery that exist in Austria. The Union of Catholic Charity (founded by Chancellor Seipel four years ago) started the Youth Protection Association.

 

It looks like this Association will be dissolved because the necessary funds are lacking. There are many children and women workers in Vienna today without a roof over their heads, left prey to hunger and misery.

 

My friend is begging me to assist them with a collection.

 

In the spirit of Pax Romana, I thought that you would be able to do the same you did in Holland.

I know you and your kind heart, and I am certain that you will do it with joy.

 

I beg you to reply to me immediately, then I will send your address to Mr. Domanig and my friend will correspond directly with you.

 

Many grateful thanks in anticipation, and I cordially greet you.

 

Pier Giorgio Frassati"