The Santo Domingo Catholic University (UCSD)) celebrated the 40th anniversary of its foundation last night with a mass led by its rector, Monsignor Ramon Benito Angeleswho pondered the importance of education, innovation and entrepreneurship in comprehensive development.
“40 years is a reason to grow, but it is also a reason to create new hope, new friends, new functions, new friends, innovations, entrepreneurship and new ethical and moral commitments,” he said.
“We are living in a time in our country in which we need to make new hope emerge from the hearts of all Dominicans, because at some point it seems that the many regrets produce despair in many citizens,” said Monsignor Benito Angeles.
He urged the population to express and bear witness to the good “let us continue forward carrying out our mission and never be discouraged.”
He claimed that the time is not for complaints “The time today is to produce, serve, share, grow, look for new possibilities to solve.”
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He called on the population to face the challenges that arise every day, avoiding complaining about everything.
At the concelebrated mass that was officiated at the Santa María de la Anunciación University parish, were Dr. Celsa Albert, postgraduate and Continuing Education, and representatives of the Catholic University Foundation, whose founders were recognized, among them Julio Brache Arzeno, Rafael-Tato-Bisonó.
The members of the Board of Directors of the Catholic University Foundation Julio Cesar Castaños Guzmán, Juan Bautista Vicini Lluberes, and Alexandra Izquierdo de Peña were also recognized.
UCSD also recognized Miguel Eduardo Núñez, Juan Andrés Plá Gómez, Paola Rainieri, José Ramón Martínez Burgosto whom Monsignor Benito Ángeles Fernández and the Reverend José Luis de la Cruz delivered a certificate to each one.
They were recognized for their contribution, continuous delivery, enthusiasm, dedication and care for the development of UCSD.
“The Virgin Mary of the Immaculate, with her testimony of listening to the word of God, of obedience and awareness of the mission she had to assume to be the mother of the Savior, left us a path of new hopes, new perspectives, new innovations and to be able as creators of knowledge to be good entrepreneurs”, said Benito Angeles.
After the mass, the guests were offered a toast in the parish gardens.
