Home     Sitemap    Imprint
Language: español português
Our Foundation Our Founder Service to the Poor Living as a Sister Join us news Contact
Mexico    
     

In 1990, Fr. Al was already afflicted with ALS, yet his deep faith and love of the Lord in the poor gave enormous strength to his ailing body. So, he accepted the invitation of His Excellency, Msgr. Jose Maria Hernandez Gonzalez, bishop of the diocese of Nezahualcoyotl, Mexico in establishing Boystown and Girlstown.

In 1998, six years after the death of Fr. Al, Sr. Michaela, the successor of Fr. Al, received an invitation from His Eminence Juan Cardinal Sandoval Iniguez, archbishop of Guadalajara and governor Alberto Cardenas Jimenez to start a Boystown in Guadalajara, Jalisco. Through their generosity, the sisters started their Boystown program on November 15, 1998 in such place.

Girlstown accommodates more than 4,000 secondary school and high school students and offers training in the follwing: Culinary Arts, Dressmaking and Embroidery, Computer Prgramming.

At this time Boystown can accommodate 2,000 young boys for their secondary school program with specialized training in the following: Carpentry, Restaurant Management, Refrigeration, Automechanics, Electronics, Industrial Electricity, Agro Reforestation, Jewelry, Computer Design and Programming, Accounting.

 

 

Mexico, Villa Niņas

VILLA DE LAS NIÑAS
(GIRLSTOWN CHALCO, MEXICO)
Date Started: October 1991
Capacity: 4,000 girls

     
Mexico Chalco  

There are about 3,800 girls living in Chalco (near Mexico City), and in Guadalajara 2,000 boys.

  Mexico Chalco

 

Last Updated ( Tuesday, 27 March 2007 )
 
 
© Copyright 2010 The Sisters of Mary       Home      Sitemap      Imprint