This special issue from La Salle University, provided via PDF, is a fine compilation of articles and perspectives on Lasallian education and spirituality.
This is an online PDF that combines a series of articles that appeared over a period of several years in La Salle University’s magazine. It provides basic information about De La Salle’s life, along with individual reflections by guest writers and commentators.
Authors: Various
Publisher: La Salle University, Philadelphia
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Print-based: Lasallian Books, Articles, & PDF’sVideos: Lasallian Videos, Movies, & DVD’s |
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Videos: Lasallian Videos, Movies, & DVD’s |
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Online: Lasallian Websites & the Internet |
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Programs: Lasallian Programs & Institutes |
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Art & Audio: Lasallian Art, Music, & Audio |
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Those who are new to the school or education. |
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Those who have been around for 5+ years. |
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Those who are administrators or leaders. |
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Those who are responsible for Lasallian formation. |
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Those who are interested in Lasallian research. |
TOPICS – describe the type of resource that it is.
The letter(s) highlighted in yellow indicate that relevant topic(s) in the resource.
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Lasallian History, Heritage, and Tradition |
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Lasallian Education, Pedagogy, and the Schools |
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Lasallian Spirituality and the Educator’s Vocation |
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Lasallian Prayer |
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Lasallian Association |
This Circular is a foundational document on the key dimension of “association” and its central place in Lasallian life and mission.
This is a reflections and discussion guide for reading Circular 461. Each section of the Circular is addressed with three questions that elicit the reader’s personal response, and a series of additional questions that examine specific points in the document. Designed for group use.
A solid introduction to how De La Salle integrated the Christian vocation of education of the poor into a coherent spirituality, highlighting sections of his various works.
A short history of the District of Santa Fe and the District of San Francisco, up to their July 2016 joining as the new District of San Francisco New Orleans.
This Lasallian prayer book includes morning prayers, evening prayers, and Mass prayers for all the current (2016) Lasallian feast days, Saints, and Blesseds, along with brief biographies and artwork.
A booklet from Rome providing twelve themes for the initial formation of Lasallian educators.
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This is a good, appealing, magazine-style booklet that gives insights into the Lasallian educational tradition by a variety of contributors.