American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fourth
Edition - n. A member of the Society of Saint Francis of Sales,
a Roman Catholic congregation founded in Turin in 1845 and
dedicated chiefly to education and missionary work. - adj. Of or
relating to the Salesians. Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia -
n. A member of a Roman Catholic order of nuns: same as visitant.
“Salesian, which is 23-1 on the court and 7-17 officially, can
qualify for NCS playoff consideration with wins over Swett-
Crockett (14-8) and Albany (10-14) this week.” “According to
Mellis, Lemmon called Salesian athletic director Chad
Nightingale on Tuesday and informed him a decision will be made
by Friday.” “By the time of Don Bosco’s death in 1888, there
were 250 houses to help underprivileged and undereducated
children under the auspices of what had come to be known as the
Salesian Society.” “And there again, the Salesian fathers, that
are in the Catholic mission in Duekoue, are really launching an
SOS to make sure that they can get