St. Don Bosco with St. Dominic Savio

St. John Bosco with St. Dominic Savio

St. John Bosco, known worldwide as Don Bosco, dedicated his life to the education and spiritual development of young people. Founder of the Salesian Congregation, he created an educational system based on reason, religion and loving kindness, helping countless young people discover their talents and vocation.

Among his most beloved students was St. Dominic Savio, a young boy whose deep faith and desire for holiness made him one of the most admired young saints of the Catholic Church. Guided by Don Bosco, he became a shining example of Christian virtue and youthful sanctity.

The joint representation of these two saints highlights the importance of spiritual guidance and Christian education. Don Bosco symbolizes the educator who leads young people towards goodness, while Dominic Savio demonstrates how holiness can be achieved through simplicity, prayer and love for others.

This sculpture is crafted exclusively from lime wood by artisans of the Val Gardena - Dolomites, preserving a centuries-old tradition of sacred woodcarving. Every detail reflects outstanding craftsmanship and devotion.

This statue is particularly suitable for schools, youth centers, religious institutions, Salesian communities and families who wish to entrust young people to the protection of these two beloved saints.

Iconography: St. John Bosco depicted beside St. Dominic Savio, symbolizing the bond between educator and disciple.

Feast Day: January 31 (St. John Bosco) – May 6 (St. Dominic Savio).

Patron: St. John Bosco of youth, educators and apprentices; St. Dominic Savio of altar servers and young people.