The Lasallian Mission
Learn MoreThe Lasallian mission embodies the vision and innovative spirit of Saint John Baptist de La Salle, patron saint of all teachers and founder of the Brothers of the Christian Schools (De La Salle Christian Brothers). The Lasallian mission provides a human and Christian education to the young, especially the poor. In the Lasallian Region of North America (RELAN), the mission serves more than 100,000 people through a network of 100+ colleges/universities, secondary schools, middle and elementary schools, and other ministries in the United States and Canada.
Our Impact
Learn moreMinistries across the Region embody the Lasallian mission in the ways they care for those entrusted to their care, both in the classroom and beyond.
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Latest News
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Brother Arnold Stewart, FSC, of the District of San Francisco New...
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A final comprehensive document from the second International Young Brothers Assembly...
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The 2023 International Lasallian Days for Peace (ILDP) will take place...
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Johnston
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Fall 2023 Webinar Series
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Huether
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Encountering Lasallian Spirituality
Register for this February 11-14 Workshop and Retreat Experience
Higher Education Colloquy
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Buttimer
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LSJI
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LASSCA
2023 Conference Highlights
ONE MONTH LEFT! Join us in celebrating our transformative #Lasallian tradition at the #huether50th Conference. Registration ends on Monday, October 23. Save your spot and explore the sessions: bit.ly/Huether2023 District of Eastern North America - The Brothers of the Christian Schools Christian Brothers of the Midwest District of San Francisco New Orleans ... See MoreSee Less
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