Pertinencia de la Formación Orientada en el Voluntariado Juvenil (Voljuvi) de la Parroquia San Francisco Javier de Cúcuta

Abstract

An indispensable aspect in formation is the spiritual dimension, in respect for the divine and its interreligious confession of faith. This research work focused on strengthening the humanistic and vocational training process of a group of young people belonging to the Vincentian youth volunteer group - VOLJUVI, in ethical values and spirituality, in Colombia it is included as a proposal in the General Education Law, through article 92, decrees that: "training for the full development of the student's personality, giving access to culture, ethical and aesthetic, moral, civic and religious values. The Vincentian charism contributes from its experience to the formation in spirituality of children, adolescents and young volunteers who assume this responsibility in the different meetings. This theology degree work from the Santo Tomas University, from orientation to youth volunteering. It approaches non-formal contexts betting on the spiritual formation of boys, girls, adolescents and young people from ecclesial groups even without structured training programs. The research question is: What is the relevance of youth volunteer training (VOLJUVI) in the parish of San Francisco Javier de Cucuta? From the presence and the work carried out by the VINCENTINO CHARISM, VILJUVI has benefited in the Christian life, which is projected in the daily life of some members and as a basis for common objectives for the different branches of the charismatic family for the service to the poor. Young people are aware that training must be differentiated in the contexts, "each community of young people has different needs and these training plans can be adapted to the ways of working of young people". To open horizons to new perspectives of formation, among these, updates to the problems according to the time and the age ranges of the pastoral groups in charge. The VOLJUVI, is a propitious space for young people to meet those most in need, as well as to grow in faith, in addition to the encounter with the Word of God, approach to the sacramental life, they feel impelled to project their lives at the service of God in the most destitute of everythin