Lasallian Events
| Blessed Secondo Pollo, Priest, former student of Vercelli (Italy) | Affiliated To The Insitute | ||
| John Baptist de La Salle was made a canon of the Cathedral of Reims (1667) | Life of the Founder | ||
| Br. Alpert Motsch was declared Venerable (1996) | Declared Venerable | ||
| Transfer to Rome of the relics of St. John Baptist de La Salle (1937) | Lasallian History | ||
| Benedict XIII approves the Institute by the Bull “In Apostolicae Dignitatis Solio” (1725) | Lasallian History | ||
| Feast of St. Br. Mutien - Marie Wiaux FSC | Feast |
| Feast of St. Br. Miguel Febres Cordero FSC | Feast | ||
| Feast of Blessed Br. James Miller FSC | Feast | ||
| Beatification of the Ven. John-Baptist de La Salle (1888) | Beatification | ||
| St. Gabriel of the Addolorata, Passionist, former student of the Brothers School in Spoleto | Affiliated To The Insitute |
| Br. Exupérien Mas FSC was declared Venerable (1990) | Declared Venerable | ||
| Arrival of the First Brothers in the Philippines (1911) | Lasallian History | ||
| Beatification of the Martyrs of Valencia (John Paul II, 2001) | Beatification | ||
| John Baptist de La Salle received the minor orders of priesthood (1668) | Life of the Founder | ||
| John Baptist de La Salle, gravely ill, celebrated Mass for the last time (1719) | Life of the Founder | ||
| John Baptist de La Salle was ordained a deacon (1676) | Lasallian History | ||
| Arrival of the First Brothers in Singapore / Asia (1852) | Lasallian History |
| Letter of the Principal Brothers to the Founder in Parmenie (1714) | Life of the Founder | ||
| Br. Adolphe Chatillon FSC was declared Venerable (2011) | Declared Venerable | ||
| Arrival of the First Brothers in Maw La Myaing (Moulmein), Myanmar (1860) | Lasallian History | ||
| Beatification of Br. Benilde Romançon (1948) | Beatification | ||
| John Baptist de La Salle received the Last Rites (1719) | Life of the Founder | ||
| Br. Gregorio Bühl FSC was declared Venerable (1995) | Declared Venerable | ||
| Death of St. John Baptist De La Salle (1719) | Life of the Founder | ||
| John Baptist de La Salle is ordained a priest (1678) | Life of the Founder | ||
| Arrival of the First Brothers in Penang, Malaysia (1852) | Lasallian History | ||
| Our Lady of Good Counsel | Feast | ||
| Feast of Blessed Nicolas Roland (Rheims, France) | Feast | ||
| Beatification of Br. Jaime Hilario and the Martyrs of Turon (1990) | Beatification | ||
| Birth of John Baptist de La Salle (Rheims, France, 1651) | Life of the Founder | ||
| Br. Teodoreto Garberoglio was declared Venerable (1990) | Declared Venerable |
| John Baptist de La Salle and 12 Brothers profess perpetual vows of Association, Obedience and Stability (1694) | Life of the Founder | ||
| Beatification of Venerable Br. Raphael Louis Rafiringa FSC (2009) | Beatification | ||
| John Baptist de La Salle is elected superior by the 12 Brothers (1694) | Life of the Founder | ||
| Blessed Joseph-Marie Cassant, Cistercian, a former student of Casseneuil (France) | Affiliated To The Insitute | ||
| John Baptist de La Salle moves teachers into his house (1681) | Life of the Founder | ||
| John Baptist de La Salle and the teaching masters move from his family home to the Rue Neuve (1682) | Life of the Founder |
| Br. Andrés Hibernon was declared Venerable (2008) | Declared Venerable | ||
| Br. Juan Fromental Cayroche FSC was declared Venerable (2013) | Declared Venerable | ||
| St. Leon Mangin, Jesuit (former student of Metz), St. Paul Denn, Jesuit (former student of Lille) and San Theodoric Balart, franciscan (former student of Lisle-sur-Tarn) Martyrs | Affiliated To The Insitute | ||
| Pope Pius X calls the Brothers of the Christian Schools the "Apostles of the Catechism" (1907) | Lasallian History | ||
| St. Louis Martin, father of S. Therese of Lisieux, a former student of Alençon (France) | Affiliated To The Insitute | ||
| Death of Nicole Moët de Brouillet, mother of St. John Baptist de La Salle (1671) | Life of the Founder |
| Feast of Saint Benilde Romançon (France) | Feast | ||
| John Baptist de La Salle renounces his canonry (1683) | Life of the Founder | ||
| Arrival of the First Brothers in Thailand (1951) | Lasallian History |
| Restoration of the Institute in France following the Revolution (1803) | Lasallian History | ||
| Canonization of Br. Mutien-Marie Wiaux (John Paul II, 1989) | Canonization | ||
| Br. Raphaél-Louis Rafiringa was declared Venerable (2007) | Declared Venerable |
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