Dates and locations for all Cohort VI gatherings can be located here.
The Brother John Johnston Institute of Contemporary Lasallian Practice is a two-year Regional formation program that focuses on deepening participants’ understanding of Saint John Baptist de La Salle’s story and vision, Lasallian pedagogy, the Lasallian promotion of justice and Lasallian spirituality while using contemporary texts to inform and influence current and future Lasallian practice.
Named for Brother John Johnston, FSC (1933-2007) and established in 2014, this program is designed for Lasallians (Brothers and Partners) who exercise mission influence and/or show potential for such in the future.
Dates and locations for all Cohort VI gatherings can be located here.
Participants engage in prayer, study, reflection and dialogue that will provide an opportunity for assisting in more deeply animating our shared mission on the local level and within the broader Lasallian family.
Upon completion of the program graduates will:
“Association emerges from a shared mission but is sustained by a shared spirituality. It’s one thing to learn about De La Salle’s vision; it’s another to live it daily in our classrooms and communities.”
— Randi Butler, St. John’s College High School, Washington, D.C.
Johnston Cohort VI participants can access this bulletin board for helpful information and resources.
More than 50 Lasallians came together for the first session of the Brother John Johnston Institute of Contemporary Lasallian Practice (JJI) at Lewis University in Romeoville, Illinois in mid-July. Focused on the founding story and vision of Saint John Baptist de La Salle, the Regional meeting gave cohort VI participants an opportunity to delve into […]
To learn more about Johnston, contact Rebecca Mackisey, assistant director of education and formation, at rmackisey@cbconf.org or 202-529-0047 x 110.
