Dom Bosco Church, Brasilia

The Dom Bosco Sanctuary, also called by its official name, Santuário São João Bosco, is a Catholic church in Brasilia, dedicated to the city's second patron saint, Saint John Bosco, the Dom Bosco, who is said to have prophesied the existence of the Brazilian capital in the 19th century during a dream. It is administered by the Salesian Congregation and is located in Asa Sul. It is one of the best known religious temples in the city, and despite its name, it has only officially become a sanctuary since 2017.

It was designed by architect Carlos Alberto Naves and is especially famous for its stained glass windows, receiving thousands of tourists every year and being considered one of the Seven Wonders of Brasília's Cultural Heritage. The creation of the church was an initiative of the Salesians in partnership with the Federal Government. Inspired by Dom Bosco's dream of Brasília, a small chapel was also built in front of Lake Paranoá, the Ermida Dom Bosco.