EDUCATORS

For those who have been part of the Lasallian educational community for 3-5 years or more, you are already familiar with "the basics" but may be interested in going a little more deeply into the history, pedagogy, and spirituality of St. John Baptist de La Salle and the educational movement that began with him and the first Brothers.

The resources highlighted on this page are some of the ways that you could do that. While these are some resources, how you engage them is entirely up to you. No pressure or grades; just some really good things to sink your teeth into.

THE LASALLIAN MISSION

A short summary of what we're all about, from those "in the field."

LIFE OF DE LA SALLE

A very good, short biography of De La Salle that gives just enough information to be helpful.

12 VIRTUES OF A TEACHER

This summary of De La Salle's "12 Virtues of a Good Teacher" are worth examining against your own experience.

LASALLIAN VIDEOS CHANNEL

These videos on Lasallian Saints and related topics are well worth exploring at leisure.

PRAYER RESOURCES

Br. Nick Hutchason (Deceased) has left a treasure trove of prayer & formation resources online.

FOOTSTEPS PILGRIMAGE

This online pilgrimage of sites in Frances and DLS's journey invites you to join in that same journey.

EDUCATOR’S LIFE JOURNEY

Here is a great resource for thinking through a Lasallian educator's vocation. Well worth the time.

LASALLIAN GLOSSARY

This will help you figure out what those funny words and acronyms all mean.

SOLID BIOGRAPHY OF DLS

If you haven't read this yet, you should. It's the best short bio out there about De La Salle.

Stories of Hope. . . Associated for Our Lasallian Mission

This Bulletin (Nº 254) is based on testimonies from Lasallians around the world. It is a compendium to Circular 461 and should be read in conjunction with it.

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The Life of De La Salle (& Manhattan College)

This is a video in commemoration of the tercentenary celebration of the death of St. John Baptist de La Salle in 1719. His life story is told via sections from interviews with individuals at Manhattan College. Along with the story of De La Salle, many students relate why they appreciate Lasallian education, and what they are doing to continue that inspiration into the future. See the fuller description below.

Produced by Manhattan College – New York

Length: 12 min.

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www.lasalle.org

The international website for the Brothers of the Christian Schools (AKA De La Salle Christian Brothers).

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Spirituality in the Time of John Baptist de La Salle

This is a series of eight essays by various Lasallian scholars that describe the context within which St. John Baptist de La Salle lived, wrote, and founded the Institute of the Brothers of the Christian Schools.

Editor: Br. Robert C. Berger, FSC

Published: Christian Brothers Conference – 1999

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www.lasallian.info

The website for the Brothers of the Christian Schools (AKA De La Salle Christian Brothers) in the United States and Canada.

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Senior Courtney Ford’s Keynote Address

This is a compelling talk at De La Salle North Catholic, a San Miguel School in Portland, OR, by a senior who speaks about her experience at the school, and who exemplifies the kind of student and student experience that the school strives to serve.

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