Originally the idea germinated from the clarion call of Pope Francis, who referred to teh young people as the `Now of God`. Young people from all walks of life, catholic and non-Catholic spoke of the inspiration that they derive from Jesus Christ and the educative system of Don Bosco. The personal experience of `faith, hope and love` during the COVID-19 was expressed as their inner thirst with the thrust to make a better world for themselves and for others. The voice that were listened to were: • voices of rural youth, • voices of urban youth, • voices of youth with crisis in faith, • voices as psychological service providers, • voices of coastal youth, • voices of charity, • voices of eco-friendly youth, • voices of differently abled youth, • voices of transgenders (LGBT), • voices of weak and oppressed, • voices of social consciousness seeking youth, • voices of youth entangled in family crisis, • voices of truth and justice seekers • voices of downtrodden and suppressed • voices of food for all • voices of change seekers • voices of social change • voices of migrant youth • voices of humane respect and dignity; It was an enriching experience for both Salesians and all the young participants. It was also a special moment members of the Salesian family to actively listen to the young positive voices, full of hope to establish a just and peaceful society.