From 27 September to 09 October, a group of 26 students and 4 staff from Oakhill College in Sydney brought their Lasallian spirit to the Philippines for their annual Lasallians Without Borders Trip!

Originally posted in the DLSU-D Lasallian Mission Office Facebook page

In joyful anticipation of the Investiture of Br. Iñigo Riola FSC as the 10th President of DLSU-D on 07 October 2025, Feast of Our Lady of the Holy Rosary, the University held a special vocation-centered activity with the De La Salle Brothers earlier today.

TAIPING, 5 October 2025 — St. George’s Institution (SGI) Taiping celebrated the International Day of Peace yesterday with a powerful event focused on unity and hope. The gathering, part of the Lasallian International Days of Peace, took place under the theme: "Planting Peace, Growing Harmony."

In celebration of the Indigenous Peoples Month and Teacher's Day, our Lasallian volunteers share their experience and reflections as part of the Mangyan community through poems.

Last 30 September 2025, we marked a historic 2-in-1 milestone for the La Salle Botanical Gardens (LSBG): the very first LSBG, Inc. Board of Trustees Meeting and the Groundbreaking Ceremony for Phase 1 of development.

As part of the International Lasallian Days for Peace (ILDP), the Lasallian East Asia District (LEAD), through its LEAD for Peace program, gathered Lasallians from seven countries for a meaningful dialogue on climate justice. The online seminar, “Climate Challenges and Connections in LEAD,” held last 27 September 2025, brought together 92 participants from Hong Kong, Japan, Malaysia, Myanmar, the Philippines, Singapore, and Thailand to reflect on how caring for the Earth is central to peacebuilding and the Lasallian mission of justice and solidarity.

As part of the International Lasallian Days for Peace (ILDP), the Lasallian East Asia District (LEAD), through its LEAD for Peace program, gathered Lasallians from seven countries for a meaningful dialogue on climate justice. The online seminar, “Climate Challenges and Connections in LEAD,” held last 27 September 2025, brought together 92 participants from Hong Kong, Japan, Malaysia, Myanmar, the Philippines, Singapore, and Thailand to reflect on how caring for the Earth is central to peacebuilding and the Lasallian mission of justice and solidarity.

Originally published in The Gateway Issue No. 28 (April 2012)

Of all the Brothers of the Month covered in “The Gateway”, none has had a shorter term of service in Hong Kong than Brother Peter Damian Whealan, barely nine months in fact. Yet, over seventy years later, we find that he has left us an admirable and unforgettable example and memory.

Originally published in The Gateway Issue No. 27 (February 2012)

Brother Hugh was Irish, and was born on the 4th April 1912 near the pleasant town of Clonmel, Co. Tipperary. The town of Clonmel is situated in a valley, on the banks of the River Suir, surrounded by mountains and hills. It was built up in medieval times as a walled town and many remnants of the past can still be found there. 

The LEAD Leadership Team visited the Sector of Thailand last 9-11 September 2025. During the visit, they were able to meet with the Brothers of Thailand, teachers from the four Lasallian schools in the Sector, and student leaders from La Salle College Bangkok.

Thailand is the fourth Sector that Brother Visitor and his Auxiliaries have visited this year. The other three were Myanmar in June, and the Philippines and Singapore in August. The visits focused on identifying present priorities and where the energy of Lasallians in the Sector can be best directed.