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Brother Germain Rondeau, RIP
Brother Germain Rondeau, FSC, of the Francophone Canada District, died on Wednesday, July 3, in Laval, Québec.
Read MoreLasallian Educators in Athletics: We Need Your Feedback
All Lasallians involved in athletics are invited to come together for a series of pre-conference sessions prior to the start of the 2024 Huether Lasallian Conference.
Read MoreThe Importance of Rest, Retreat and Renewal in the Spirituality of Educators
As soon as summer begins I experience two major needs that impact my spiritual life and my vocation: sleep and sitting.
Read MoreLoyola Foundation Awards LSIF $100,000 for Educational Center in Argentina
La Salle International Foundation has received a $100,000 grant from the Loyola Foundation, a family-based organization dedicated primarily to supporting overseas Catholic mission activities in less developed countries.
Read MoreInstitute Launches New Podcast, LaSalleOrg
The Office of Information and Communication of the Institute of the Brothers of the Christian Schools has produced a new podcast, LaSalleOrg, slated to release its first episode June 21.
Read MoreExecutive Director Named For San Miguel Chicago
San Miguel School in Chicago, Illinois, has announced Julie Hendry as its new executive director.
Read MoreNew MEL Bulletin Emphasizes Association and Synodality
The Institute of the Brothers of the Christian Schools has published a new MEL 60 Bulletin exploring synodality by way of Lasallian association.
Read MoreThe Witness of Blessed James Miller
On Monday, June 10, the National Eucharistic Pilgrimage stopped at St. Martin Church Cemetery in Custer, Wisconsin -- population: 2,532. This small site houses the final resting place of Blessed James Miller, martyr and Brother of the Christian Schools.
Read MoreBrother Roman Jarosz, RIP
Brother Roman Jarosz, FSC, of the Midwest District, died on May 28, 2024, in Bartlett, Tennessee. He was 88 years old.
Read MoreBrother Walks Camino to Raise Funds for Bethlehem University Students
Brother Peter Bray, FSC, the former vice chancellor of Bethlehem University, will take more than 1 million steps along the Camino de Santiago in Spain this summer.
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