An online repository for Lasallian drawings, paintings, and iconography.
The website of the Brothers in Rome includes an extensive art section – mostly drawings – that may profitably be used as images for programs, certificates, websites, and other published formats. The images are identified by the artist in most case, and many of the traditional Lasallian iconography images are included in one of the sections.
FORMATS – describe the kind of resource that it is.
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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 |
AUDIENCES – indicate those groups for whom this resource may be helpful.
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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 |
An online journal of Lasallian Higher Education sharing original scholarly and creative works about Lasallian Catholic Higher Education. AXIS is a free, open-access, electronic, peer-reviewed, interdisciplinary periodical published twice per year. Lasallian bibliography links are in the description below.
Below are sets of drawings and other artwork about Lasallian saints and feasts, drawn from various resources. They will be added during the 2018 calendar year as their commemorative dates occur.
Each gallery includes options for viewing and downloading the relevant images.
A central digital Lasallian archive project hosted by Rome’s Generalate.
This publication by the Lasallian Publications Committee of the Region of North America provides 52 stories from Lasallian school ministries, child and family youth service ministries, and retreat ministries. Each story focuses on how the “holy presence of God” has been experienced or seen through the eyes of personal witnesses.
An introduction gives an overview of how the holy presence of God has permeated the spirituality of St. John Baptist de La Salle.
This is an image of St. John Baptist de La Salle that was created from a large collection of photographs from around the Lasallian world. The further back you step from it, the more the image emerges. It illustrates the fact that the face of De La Salle today is present and lived through all those who are part of his educational heritage.
A good placed to find Catholic prayers and prayer services, plus other resources that may be of help.
This is a SATB setting for the hymn that is sung by Brothers (and others) to honor St. John Baptist de La Salle on celebratory occasions. The piece was commissioned by Br. George Van Grieken, FSC, in 2010 for choirs in Lasallian institutions. The setting of the melody lies within a challenging rhythmic context and rich harmonic style. An earlier commission in 1999 was written in such a way that a choir could sing “around” the main melody being sung by a larger group (such as the students). Both versions are available on this website.
Other settings for the hymn (Organ, melody line, etc.) may also be found on this website.
Composer: Deke Sharon
An online journal sponsored by the center of the Institute in Rome and focusing on a variety of Lasallian topics. All papers are in PDF format.
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This is one of the locations online that is accessible to everyone and provides a good variety of artistic resources that may be used by those preparing prayer programs or the like.