Coordinators are those Lasallians who have  some responsibility for facilitating, animating or guiding a community's Lasallian identity and mission education. There may also be individuals who have taken on an unofficial role in that capacity. Or perhaps you are someone who simply wants to learn more about Lasallian history, pedagogy, and spirituality. Consider this page as a start in that direction.

The resources on this page are ones that either educate you a bit more deeply about the Lasallian mission, provide links to those things that you may want to use with others, or simply introduce the wider scope of the Lasallian world. This website cannot and does not provide every single resource out there. But we would sure like to know about them. So please email me with suggested resources to include on this page or elsewhere.

You should have already taken a look at several of the other "audience" pages - NEWCOMERS and EDUCATORS - since most of the items on those pages will not be repeated here, but they are part of the "foundation" for this page.

GRATITUDE
While there are no Lasallian references, this video is a wonderful, prayerful resource for all sorts of settings.
DLS MOVIE
This 1960's movie about DLS is only one ever done. Freshmen seem to really like it. Maybe others too.
QUICK OVERVIEW
Here is a short, contemporary video about De La Salle and locations around France.
FOOTSTEPS PILGRIMAGE
www.dlsfootsteps.org remains a great resource to share. And this PDF booklet accompanies the journey.
LITURGICAL TEXTS
The Institute has provided the official Mass and Liturgical Prayer texts in PDF formats. Some editing necessary.
LASALLIAN ARTWORK
There are several items on this website with Lasallian artwork. Here is a collection of some of them.
DLS COMIC
Did you know that there was a comic book about DLS? Who doesn't like comic books?
I, JOHN BAPTIST DE LA SALLE
Still a classic after many years. Good for high school kids especially.
PRAYING WITH DLS
A short introduction and some fine prayer meditations for use with Lasallian groups.