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	CSF - Lasallian Shared Mission - Mission & Values (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		The expression "The Lasallian Tradition" as frequently applied to the College of Santa Fe means that the college is part of a living tradition based on a philosophy, shared by Brothers and Colleagues, that inspires a world-wide educational mission of schooling at every level.
		Now Lasallian schools continue this tradition and broaden it to include many who, regardless of their social class or views on religion, are willing to grow in their appreciation and acceptance of those from backgrounds other than their own.
		Lasallian colleagues, men and women who are not vowed Brothers but are part of the Lasallian family, have taken on greater responsibility for the continuation of the Lasallian schools by fully sharing in the Lasallian community of collaboration and support.
	www.csf.edu /cgi-bin/view.pl?491 (1012 words)

	De La Salle Institute District of San Francisco - Current News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Lasallian Student Leaders is a one-week summer program for secondary-school students who are active in or planning to play a role in student leadership at their schools in the coming year.
		Lasallian Youth is a worldwide movement in Lasallian schools and other educational works to promote the tenets of faith, service, community and social justice education among the student body and within the broader community.
		Lasallian Collegians has been established in the District of San Francisco to allow graduates of Lasallian secondary schools to stay in contact and/or engaged in the Lasallian educational mission.
	www.delasalle.org /young_lasallians.shtml (385 words)

	Lasallian Terms
		The foundational inspiration of the Lasallian Family given to the church by the Spirit of God through the person of St. John Baptist de La Salle and the founding Brothers.
		The Lasallian Leadership Institute is a program designed for leaders interested in furthering their commitment to Lasallian education.
		The Lasallian mission, which the Brothers and their partners (colleagues) share, is to give a human and Christian education to the young, especially in schools, with the service of the poor as a priority, in order to evangelize and catechize, to promote peace and justice.
	www.cbu.edu /Community/terms.html (935 words)

	Lasallian Mission - Mission Statement
		For Lasallian establishments to be the living expression of the Good News, they must be places for dialogue in truth, freedom, and hope.
		Among Lasallian institutions, the school is an ideal place for an inter-religious and ecumenical dialogue which bears witness to the values of all forms of faith.
		The Lasallian charism is already a source of inspiration in the context of multi-cultural and multi-religious societies.
	www.lasalle2.org /English/Mission/Statement/mims.php (1588 words)

	Lasallian Education
		Today, the Lasallian Community, the ongoing home of De La Salle's tradition and spirit, is alive and functioning in 81 countries of the world and in more than 1,000 educational institutions.
		The Lasallian tradition emphasizes the fact that all people, especially the young, have an inherent dignity which comes from their being created in the image of God.
		For Lasallian educators, education is a means of developing this dignity for the well-being of each student as well as for the well-being of our society.
	www.smumn.edu /sitepages/pid1802.php (955 words)

	Movement
		A Miguel School is defined as a small, Lasallian elementary, middle, or high school that is not tuition-driven and serves students and families from all faiths and cultures who are at-risk due to challenging economic situations.
		Lasallian Volunteers are a critical component of the founding groups at nearly all of the members schools of the Lasallian Association of Miguel Schools.
		It was a gathering of the diaspora of brothers who had been working on the margins for the past 30 years, of the young Lasallian Volunteers who had given new energy to Lasallian communities, and of the founders and teachers of the first three San Miguel Schools.
	www.geocities.com /miguelschoolnews/Movement.html (870 words)

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		Lasallian Youth began in the United States in 1987 after a group of high school students went to the international gathering of young Lasallians.
		Lasallian Youth provides the opportunity for young men to find a place to belong, to find a life of prayer and to answer the call of God by serving the Lord.
		Lasallian Youth you will provide for all students at CBHS a place where their faith in Christ can be enhanced through retreats and prayer.
	www.cbhs.org /lasallianyouth (356 words)

	CSF - Lasallian Shared Mission - Lasallian Social Justice (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Lasallian/Christian Brother Teachings where the Brothers, and now the whole Lasallian Family, are called to justice as exemplified in the traditions of the Institute, the writings of St. John Baptist de La Salle, and in the Rule of the Brothers in always giving preference to the poor as well as educating in Christian values (justice).
		Lasallians work with the "poor" (defined as the economically deprived, victims of social injustice, delinquents, those neglected by the rest of society, those who have learning difficulties, and those who suffer from personal, social, or family problems).
		This means there should be a chance for all of the school/apostolate community (administration, faculty, staff, and students) to experience dealing with those less privileged than they in a concrete way and a way that is based on the idea that all are coequal children of God.
	www.csf.edu /cgi-bin/view.pl?529 (470 words)

	Vision of Lasallian Schools (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Lasallian Schools are Catholic educational communities inspired by the vision of Saint John Baptist de La Salle, providing a human and Christian education to the young, especially the poor, in solidarity with the living tradition of the Brothers of the Christian Schools.
		The principal function of those in Lasallian schools consists of the work of evangelization and catechesis, determined to make the means of salvation available to young people through quality education and by an explicit proclamation of Jesus Christ.
		Lasallian schools operate together and by association collaborating with all members of the educational community to spread the Gospel through education.
	www.driscollcatholic.com /vision.html (336 words)

	La Salle Academy ~ New York, NY (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		The Buttimer Institute of Lasallian Studies is a comprehensive formation and education program that studies the origins of the Brothers of the Christian Schools and the Lasallian Mission.
		Coming together as a community, participants are introduced to the central features of the Lasallian heritage, to a study of the Lasallian world today and its relationship to contemporary understandings of spirituality, education, management, and community leadership.
		It is intended to ground Lasallians experientially, practically, and spiritually in the Church's option for the poor and in Lasallian association for the educational service of the poor.
	www.lasalleacademy.org /lasallian_tradition/lasallian_tradition.html (2090 words)

	Lasallian Web Community
		The seven Districts in the US/Toronto Region are responsible for 101 ministries including Lasallian universities, high schools and elementary and middle schools.
		Lasallian Brothers and Partners also serve in childcare ministries, group homes, retreat centers and alternative programs.
		Lasallian schools and ministries are located in over eighty countries around the world.
	db.cbconf.org /webcom.nsf/home?openpage (133 words)

	Young Lasallians
		AUSTRALIA - BANKSTOWN - LaSallian Youth Leaders ‘making a difference’: Darren Perrett, Youth Minister at LaSalle College, Bankstown provides this encouraging report: The Lasallian Youth Leaders (LYLs) are in their fifth successful year at LaSalle and are continuing to ‘make a difference’ in the lives of others.
		The Young Lasallians Movement can be traced back to the 1960s and has spread far and wide across the Lasallian world.
		Young Lasallians all over the world gather as a community to reflect on their experiences of service and faith in light of the Gospel and the story of St. John Baptist de La Salle.
	www.lasalle.org /English/People/Youth/pela.php (483 words)

	DLSU-Manila : Brothers : Foundational Principles of Lasallian Formation
		In creative fidelity to our Founder's inspiration, we, the Lasallian formators in the Philippines, commit ourselves to assuring the vitality and continuity of the Founder's mission by providing a genuine Lasallian formation to all members of the Lasallian Family in the Philippines.
		All Lasallian educators are considered formators by virtue of their participation in the Lasallian experience of education and formation.
		Association - Lasallian expression approximating “communion in mission.” Association carries the sense of fi delity to God, to one's collaborators, and to the mission.
	www.dlsu.edu.ph /brothers/foundation-principles.asp (1988 words)

	Lasallian Institute For the Environment
		The Genesis of Lasallian Eco Camp In a concept paper entitled “Lasallian Eco Camp”, LIFE proposed an eco-camp that would serve as a get-together of students, faculty and staff from various Lasallian institutions.
		LIFE stands for Lasallian Institute For the Environment, and it is through the efforts of LIFE, together with barangay volunteers, SADAMALU (a fisherfolk organization), and the College of Saint Benilde’s Social Action Office, that the barangay profile maps were created.
		The Lasallian Institute for the Environment (LIFE) is a major component of the Philippine Lasallian Family’s mission to bring responsive and liberating education to the Filipino youth based on the charism of Saint John Baptist de La Salle.
	www.life.net.ph (1192 words)

	The Catholic Spirit - The Official Newspaper of The Archdiocese of St. Paul and Minneapolis (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Today, there are more than one million students from around the world who attend Lasallian schools, including 17 in the Midwest, all founded by Christian Brothers (with the exception of Holy Family in Victoria) and each one based on the educational philosophy of St. John Baptist De La Salle.
		The Victoria high school was welcomed into the international alliance of Lasallian schools Oct. 19 at the school.
		Miley proposed seeking the Lasallian affiliation to the school’s board of directors and received a positive response.
	www.thecatholicspirit.com /archives.php?article=4567 (793 words)

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		The community is the realization of the vision of the Lasallian District to empower laypersons as guarantors of the Lasallian mission and to reappropriate and reinforce Lasallian principles in the fields of school management, formation, pedagogy, advocacy, pastoral ministry and volunteerism.
		The Lasallian Volunteer Program (LSVP) is a community of Lasallian Lay Missionary Volunteers who commit their expertise, talents, and skills to the service of marginalized communities, thereby attaining fullness of life for all.
		The Lasallian Animation and Formation Team (LAFT) is a community of La Salle Brothers and lay mission partners created to respond actively to the call of the Holy Spirit who inspired the First Lasallian District Synod to risk lives for the youth at risk.
	www.dasma.dlsu.edu.ph /ico/culture/residencia.htm (474 words)

	DLSU-Manila : Brothers : The Lasallian Volunteer Program
		The Lasallian Family can look back at a long legacy of volunteerism, of competent and compassionate graduates and teachers, Lasallians who took a different path, who chose to devote an important part of their lives by being with the poor.
		Wherever these LaSallian Volunteers (LSVs) were sent, they vowed to share a human and Christian education with the young and the poor in their everyday ministry.
		The LaSallian Volunteers envision a Filipino society where basic needs are met, where rights are respected and duties are fulfilled, where the environment is valued and protected, where every person has the freedom to participate in governance and where women, men, and marginalized groups are treated equally with respect.
	www.dlsu.edu.ph /brothers/volunteer-program.asp (723 words)

	Saint Michaels College - Heritage
		The formal Lasallian education story began in 1680 when John Baptist De La Salle and a group of schoolmasters associated to conduct schools for the young sons of the poor and working class families of his home city, Rheims, France.
		There are now 912 Lasallian schools in eighty countries, with 785,000 students and 63,000 staff.
		The curriculum was planned, overtly religious, inclusive, student centred, practical, and contemporary and was to form the basis of effective citizenship.
	www.smc.sa.edu.au /history.htm (659 words)

	De La Salle University - Dasmariñas (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		The University Lasallian Family Office (ULFO), under the Center for Lasallian Ministries (CLM), De La Salle University-Dasmariñas, firmly adheres and commits to this vision and mission of the Founder and the Church.
		Its task at hand is to provide venues or programs to form persons consistent to Lasallian living tradition of faith, zeal for service and communion in mutual collaboration and interdependence with other units in the university (Foundational Principles of Lasallian Formation).
		Specifically, ULFO gives and facilitates Lasallian formation seminars to all the members of the community drawing out the insights and reflections from these three guiding elements in view of the life and works of the Founder, the Lasallian living tradition, their faith-life experiences, and God's Word, as the primary contents.
	www.dasma.dlsu.edu.ph /offices/ULFO (192 words)

	The Lasallian School
		John Baptist de La Salle, Announcing The Gospel To the Poor: "The new type of pupil-teacher relationship, one of unpretentious friendliness, gentleness and affability, quickly produced results...
		...to associate parents, students, alumni and friends with the Lasallian family.
		...to cooperate with and support the local church while maintaining the special character of the Lasallian school.
	www.mullenhighschool.com /Lasallian/index_files/Page471.htm (267 words)

	e-Lasallian Network - Home (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		The PARC Region is one of eleven Regions in the international Lasallian world.
		Students who have studied in a Lasallian school are always mindful of the holistic education they received and highly appreciative of the tireless efforts of the Brothers and Teachers that contributed to their success in life.
		They invariably hold their alma mater close to their hearts even long after they left school; and always rise to the occasion whenever their alma mater calls for their attention or help.
	www.e-lasallian.org (181 words)

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		LaSallian Youth is a community of believers gathered in faith to share our love of God through service.
		Operation Christmas Child was introduced to the group last year by LaSallian Youth Leaders Kara DeBlois and Jaclyn Moretti.
		With over fifty members, LaSallian Youth continues to shine the light of Christ both home and abroad.
	www.theproutschool.org /matriarch/MultiPiecePage.asp?PageID=103&PageName=LaSallian (194 words)

	Lasallian Youth Manual
		This manual examines the nature of the Lasallian Youth movement, its origins and development, and its participation in the shared mission of the Institute of the Brothers of the Christian Schools.
		This manual was written by teachers, campus ministers, and Lasallian Youth moderators as a practical guide for those interested in establishing a Lasallian Youth groups in their school.
		The appendix provides definitions of terms commonly used in Lasallian education, a list of resources available for background reading and use with students, and numerous prayer services that can be adapted for local use.
	www.cbservices.org /shareware.nsf/pages/lym (93 words)

	Philippine Lasallian Family Website (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		At this stage of our continuing political crisis, we, the Visitor and the District Council of the De La Salle Brothers in the Philippines, feel compelled to state clearly our position, a position which we hope will find resonance in the minds and hearts of all those who love peace and democracy.
		The sustained protests, rumors of coups, the perceived restiveness in the military ranks, and even the alleged armed challenge from within the military establishment are clear expressions of widening distrust of and disaffection towards the present regime.
		We appeal to your most generous heart to share whatever little we have to those who are suffering.
	www.lasallian.ph /serendipity (1141 words)

	La Salle College High School: Lasallian Links
		La Salle College High School is part of a larger Lasallian Community.Â TheÂ De La Salle Christian Brothers run schools and other education apostolates around the world.
		La Salle College High School is one of more than 20 schools and apostolates run by the Christian Brothers in the Baltimore District ranging from adjudicated youth programs, to primary and secondary schools, to a university.
		The Lasallian Volunteer Program connects talented volunteers to the poor in Lasallian Missions throughout the United States.
	www.lschs.org /page.cfm?p=274 (228 words)

	Lewis University - Lasallian Speaker
		Each Commencement, one graduating senior is chosen to deliver this address, a speech that reflects on the principles that guide the University's Mission as they relate to the speaker's personal life, and that recognizes the values of diversity, social justice and service to the poor.
		After graduation, he plans to work in the field of Special Education, and hopes to eventually move into teaching in underprivileged communities where schools are struggling.
		Nominees for the Student Lasallian Address are required to fill out an application which includes writing an essay about their experience as a Lewis University student.
	www.lewisu.edu /commencement/lasallianspeakers/lasallianspeakerdouglas.htm (387 words)

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