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LA SALLE:

A MULTICULTURAL IDENTITY

Just over a million faces represent us around the world, there are hundreds of feelings that unite us in the midst of the differences and for this we can proudly say:
We are a diverse and international community!

For you, what does it mean to be a Lasallian?

TO MAKE
ANOTHER
WORLD

POSSIBLE

What we are drives us to serve. That is why our identity is linked to service as a way of contributing to bring about the conditions necessary so that all of us can live in dignity.

What does it mean to be a Lasallian?

LASALLIAN DNA:

WHAT DRIVES US TO SERVE

What common elements define the spirit of the Lasallian mission and its Christian vision of culture?
What are we as an institution and who are we as individuals, inheritors and protagonists of a charism?

Tell us, what does it mean to be a Lasallian?

ONE TERCENTENARY
IDENTITY

RENEWING ITSELF
CONSTANTLY

The year 2022 is a milestone that drives us into the future with gatherings such as the 46th General Chapter, the III International Assembly of the Lasallian Educational Mission, the International Symposium of Young Lasallians and the International Assembly of Young Brothers.

For you, what does it mean to be a Lasallian?

THIS IS MY
LASALLIAN DNA!

We are building up a map of our Lasallian DNA. That is why we are asking you to write down what characteristics make you Lasallian and how this makes a difference in your own context. It's a question about your identity, it's your words. Come on Lasallian, tell us about your DNA!

Tell us, what does it mean to be a Lasallian?

For me, being a Lasallian is...

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    Iris Gist Cochran

    I am kind and respectful to others all the time including alumni, friends, students, parents, and my colleagues. I help to those in need of assistance without a reward. I truly believe and fulfill the mission set by St. John Baptist de La Salle each and every day.

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    Mario Arroyo

    being able to use our strengths and differences to build up our community. As a teacher, I help our students grow and develop into great citizens of the world.

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    Tony Englert

    To care about the education of young men and women who otherwise would not be able to know the Lasallian way. It means giving of yourself so others may prosper.