A LASALLIAN

I adore the holy will of God in my regard

In 1670, he began his years in the seminary. When he was still a seminarian, he taught catechism and developed a strong concern for the most families who couldn't afford to pay for their children's education (secular or religious). De La Salle returned from Paris to Rheims in 1672 to care for his siblings after the death of his parents.

WHO IS LASALLE?

On April 30, 1651, La Salle was born in Reims, France, to a prosperous family. He was Louis de La Salle and Nicolle Moet de Brouillet's oldest child. John Baptiste de La Salle was tonsured at the age of eleven and named canon of the Reims Cathedral at the age of sixteen.

He believed that the common language, French, should be taught at schools designed for the working class (who did not speak Latin). De La Salle gave the establishment of Teacher Training Schools a lot of importance because there weren't enough instructors in his time The Brothers now focus a lot of emphasis on teacher training programs or schools De La Salle was one of the first teachers in history to construct schools for juvenile offenders found guilty in civil courts.

"I admire the holy will of God in my regard," were his last words to the Brothers, summarizing the life of faith he had lived, believing and trusting in God's care as he went about his work of passionately teaching underprivileged children. When De La Salle was declared a saint on May 24, 1900, the Catholic church acknowledged De La Salle's profound sanctity. On May 15, 1950, the Church officially named St. La Salle as its patron saint of all teachers since it saw him as a pioneer in the field of education

WHO IS LASALLE?

WHAT IS A LASALLIAN

A student who is committed to holistic education.

A Lassalian is someone who is selfless in their service to others.

Someone who adheres to the principles of St. John Baptist de La Salle, the order's founder

A person who inspires and encourages others to be their best version of themselves.

A Lassalian represents a wider, global community and being a part of a community that supports one another.

ZEAL FOR SERVICE

serving others as a way of actively expressing our beliefs. We enthusiastically contribute our knowledge, abilities, and skills to the mission. wanting to help people more, especially the underprivileged and the disadvantaged.

Zeal is the active expression of one's faith in spreading the gospel. It is focused on the total salvation of individuals, especially the poor and the excluded.

Zeal is the enthusiastic and complete gift of self for the purpose of the mission, and it is expressed in features like gratuity and generosity, creativity and fortitude, compassion and devotion.

Your Zeal must go so far that you are ready to give your very life, so dear you are the children entrusted to you"

SPIRIT OF FAITH

All students are called, by their faith in God's presence, to a deeper experience of their saving relationship with a kind and loving God and to see the world with "eyes of faith."

The Lasallian tradition holds that the spirit of faith springs from a connection of communion with the Triune God who wills to save all people by luring them into a life-giving communion with him and with one another.

Faith is believing in oneself, others, and God.

CORE VALUES

The Foundational Principles of Lasallian Formation, the Principles of Lasallian Education in the Philippines, and the Principles of Lasallian Social Development are three documents that were produced as a result of a continuous effort to define and clarify the nature of the Lasallian presence and mission in the nation at this time. They are a direct result of the resolutions adopted at the First Lasallian Family Convocation in 2003, which urged the Philippine District's citizens and institutions to deepen their Lasallian charism and sense of Lasallian identity. These three values the spirit of faith, the zeal for service, and the communion in mission are the foundations of the Lasallian identity, and each of these statements builds on them.

COMMUNION IN MISSION

Communion recalls the dynamic of association through which the first Brothers came to be united for the purpose of the specific mission that God had given them. The four dimensions of communion. It suggests openness to all people and the desire to be a brother or sister to all, especially those in need; as a means of carrying out mission, it suggests the solidarity and collaboration that come from sharing in one vision, one spirit, and one mission; as a goal of mission, it suggests the unity that comes through reconciliation between God, humans, and creation; and as a means of relating to others, it suggests

VISION MISSION &

In a culture that fosters the development of the whole person, we nurture the academic community. We develop leaders in the technical, professional, and entrepreneurial fields and teach them how to adapt to rapidly advancing environments and technologies. Through cutting-edge research and cutting-edge learning infrastructure, we take the lead in the innovation of new technologies and their applications Working closely with our partners in business, government, and academia, we pursue opportunities for immersion, consulting, and technology commercialization

encourage everyone to work for the greater good and provide assistance to those in need, especially the underprivileged and marginalized.

We are a group of academics committed to advancing social progress and national development who have been instilled with Christian values. As the top educational institution in Southeast Asia and the Philippine benchmark for high-caliber instruction and research, we are dedicated to generating and disseminating knowledge in computer science and ICT

a renowned learner-centered research university that connects faith and learning, is mindful of the environment, and serves the church and society, especially the underprivileged and marginalized

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