Posted by https://www.bsp.com.pg/
on 18 January 2021
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Students of De La Salle Secondary School outside Port Moresby will commence the 2021 academic year with a fully kitted eLibrary - the second of such project by Bank South Pacific under its 'Digital Inclusiveness' themed Community Projects in 2020.
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on 18 January 2021
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The Pacific-Asia Regional Conference continues to hold the distinction of being the most diverse among the Regions where the Institute has continued to operate. Unlike other Regions where Catholicism is the dominant religion or where the political systems are generally regarded as free, PARC comprises countries that vary in terms of religion, politics, and level of economic development, just to mention a few. Amazingly, however, the Region includes countries where our primary mission, that ...
Posted by Br David Hawke
on 14 January 2021
Dear Lasallians
Please pray for the eternal rest of Brian Bull aged 87 who passed away peacefully this morning in the company of his loving family.
He is the father of Wayne Bull AFSC. Brian had been in poor health for three years and is survived by his wife of 67 years Pat and son Wayne.
We pray for Brian's eternal rest and for the Bull family.
David
Posted by Anne Walker
on 14 January 2021
Yesterday, 11 January 2021, Pope Francis released his latest Motu Proprio, Spiritus Domini, which Emma Carolan has now considered.
The key points in Pope Francis's latest Motu Proprio are:
Lector and Acolyte roles are open to both lay men and women, on a permanent basis
The Motu Proprio marks a formalised and institutionalised recognition of female participation
Francis explains that "new paths for ecclesial ministry" need to be considered
Lay ministries are...
Posted by Br David Hawke
on 25 December 2020
CHRISTMAS MESSAGE TO THE DISTRICT
Season's greetings to Lasallians across the District. I read and hear often that 2020 is a year that we would rather forget but if we stop to think so much has been achieved in the mission across the District albeit in very challenging and unexpected circumstances. Recently I was sent a what's app text which read: "I thought 2020 would be the year I got everything I wanted. Now I know 2020 is the year I appreciate everything I have." Hen...
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on 18 December 2020
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The latest issue of De La Salle Today is now available, which is a combination spring-autumn publication themed "Responding to the Times: Great Things Are Possible." We typically print De La Salle Today in the spring and the fall. As we prepared to go to print in the spring, most ministries closed their doors as COVID-19 spread. So, we decided to hold this issue and update our content to tell the stories of today. We kept our spring content, which celebrates the theme "Great ...
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on 16 December 2020
"Dear Lasallians, Sixty years ago, with great courage and enthusiasm, I began my educational apostolate and, from that first moment, it was my responsibility to work alongside and "with" lay teachers. I had great empathy with them. The Second Vatican Council came and I devoured the texts. I was impressed by "Perfectae Caritatis" and "Gaudium et Spes." After the Council, our General Chapter of 1966-7 and the text "Declaration of the Brother in the Worl...