The Embassy Visits the Salesian Sisters of Don Bosco
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Ambassador and Madam Anthony C.Y. Ho, accompanied by Secretary Wei Wang, recently attended a lunch hosted by Sr. Chiara Cazzuola, Mother General of the Salesian Sisters of Don Bosco (FMA), at the Congregation’s Mother House in Rome. They were joined by Sr. Phyllis Neves (USA), Sr. Ruth del Pilar Mora (Colombia), and Sr. Pamela Vecina (Philippines).
Catholic sisters around the world have long dedicated themselves to education, youth development, and social services, quietly making a profound impact on the lives of the vulnerable.
Founded in 1872, the Salesian Sisters serve globally and have been active in Taiwan for over 70 years. In May 2026, during the Marian Month, the Embassy represented the Taiwanese government in donating computer equipment and training resources to Santa Cecilia, an institute managed by the Sisters. The initiative aimed to enhance digital skills for young women in need, while Ambassador and Madam Ho also expressed their deep gratitude to the sisters for their long-term devotion and companionship.
During the gathering, both sides engaged in a meaningful exchange on faith and humanitarian work. They look forward to future cooperation in education, healthcare, and women’s empowerment, bringing together Taiwan’s love and the Church’s dedication into a warm stream of hope that transcends borders to comfort brothers and sisters in need.
