Lynksters Helped Out With Mask Distribution

On 3rd April, our Prime Minister announced a community "circuit breaker” in Singapore as the number of COVID-19 cases were rising. What this means is other than a list of essential services which are allowed to continue running, residents are encouraged to stay home. Schools and non essential offices were to remain closed till 4th May. He also announced that each resident would be given a reusable mask so that the surgical masks could be saved for healthcare workers. This followed after a nationwide distribution of hand sanitisers.

“Reconnecting” Online Discerners’ Retreat

Last March 26-28, 2020, the Discerners of the De La Salle Brothers of the Philippines gathered online for the annual Discerners Retreat.

Covid-19 may have separated us physically but the Spirit of Faith keeps us together as we pause, reflect and listen to God’s call to us.

We thank Br. Kenneth Martinez FSC for facilitating the Online Retreat.

We continue to keep our Discerners in our prayers as well as our frontliners and medical workers, the country and the world amidst this crisis. (Text & Photo: Br. Irwin Anthony Climaco FSC)

Church Feast of St. John Baptist de La SalleChurch Feast of St. John Baptist de La Salle

Dearest Brothers and Lasallian Partners in East Asia,

Today we celebrate the gift of St. John Baptist de La Salle to the Church and the world at a time when, painfully, more than 1.5 billion children and youth of school-age are currently out-of-school. The pandemic has wreaked havoc on the global economy, severely affected our way of life and has created such a disruption in our educational systems that we have yet to ascertain its long-lasting effects on learning, on school operations, but more importantly on the lives of young people.

Tercentenary Mass Celebration At St. Mary’s Cathedral In Yangon

Bishop Justin Saw Min Thide, an alumnus of De La Salle Nget Aw San, led the Tercentenary Mass on March 14 at St. Mary’s Cathedral. Approximately 500 Lasallians, Old Boys from nine former La Salle schools in Myanmar, teachers and students from La Salle English Center, and members of many religious congregations joined the Tercentenary Celebration. Among the La Salle Old Boys there were a good number of active and retired government officials.

Kagoshima - Manila Online Interaction

Last February 19, the members of our English Debate Club in La Salle Gakuen had an online interaction with the members of the Zobel Parliament Debate Society. They were able to exchange stories related to the practice of English debate and ask questions about each other’s culture. Special thanks to Ms. Addie Zaballero and Mrs. Nette Torrato of De La Salle Santiago Zobel School!

Here are some of the comments of the students from Kagoshima:

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