This Is Our Lasallian Story

This video shares a series of short vignettes about various Lasallian educational ministries around the world, many of them working the marginalized and needy. It is a wonderful, professionally created compendium of the range of Lasallian ministries. Both teachers, Brothers, students, and others involved in this mission contribute to a reflective narrative that highlights the unique loving approach of Lasallian ministry, supremely sensitive to others and eminently practical in addressing real needs.

Produced by The Lasallian East Asia District (LEAD), Go Motion and Playhouse Studio – Philippines, Manhattan College – New York

Length: 47 min.

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Celebrating 300 years of the Lasallian mission and released on May 29, 2019, this 47-minute video shares a series of short vignettes about various Lasallian educational ministries around the world, many of them working the marginalized and needy.

With an introduction and closing reflection by Br. Robert Schieler, FSC, it is a wonderful, professionally created compendium of the range of Lasallian ministries. Both teachers, Brothers, students, and others involved in this mission contribute to a reflective narrative that highlights the unique loving approach of Lasallian ministry, supremely sensitive to others and eminently practical in addressing real needs.

The video could be used with students – either split into smaller viewing units or as a whole – and with teachers, board members, parents, and others who would profit from this long, loving look at the living charism of John Baptist de La Salle.

Production: The Lasallian East Asia District (LEAD), Go Motion and Playhouse Studio Philippines

Director: Julian Rodriguez

Producers: Keane Palatino, Anton Angeles, EJ Angeles

Editor: Pabelle Manikan Cinematographer: Ian Marasigan

Scriptwriter: Migs Ortega

Research: Marc Gepaya, Anton del Rosario