Aspirants And Contacts’ Monthly Gathering

Last September 11, 2021, Saturday, the Aspirants and Contacts of the De La Salle Brothers in Bacolod had their monthly faith sharing and celebration of the Holy Eucharist at the USLS Corazon Montelibano Chapel.

They also attended the orientation session of the Clustered Apostolate I organized by the National Vocations Team (NVT) with the aspirants and contacts from Manila and Ozamiz via Zoom. Among other things, they were able to familiarize themselves with the purpose of catechisim grounded on the insights shared by Br. Aikee Esmeli FSC about St. La Salle as a Brother.

Conversations with Aspirants

The Aspirancy is an accompaniment program of the De La Salle Brothers of the Philippines offered to young men who continuously seek their vocation in life. They are guided by a Brother-Mentor and are invited to pray, learn, mission, and build healthy relationships with the Brothers and with one another.

FSC Vocations - Lipa: Yes Bro!

Truly last week was a week of commitment and love not only because we started the first week of classes and celebrated the birth of Mary, but we also have young Lasallians who expressed their desire to be part of something special that would make their lasallian journey more meaningful.

Last Saturday, September 11, six young men renewed their commitment and one joined for the first time into the Aspirancy Program.

Brother Mentors’ Gathering

The Vocations Ministry Office of the De La Salle Brothers of the Philippines organized the first Brother Mentors’ Gathering for vocations year 2021-2022. The session focused on the essential skills in accompanying Aspirants as they discern their vocation in life. It was facilitated by Br. Rey Mejias FSC, the Institute’s current Secretary for Formation.

18-Month Wait Bears Fruit

SINGAPORE - The two young Brothers, Miggy Crisostomo and Carlo Rementilla, scheduled to arrive in Singapore in November 23, had a pre-departure meet-up with Brothers Nicholas, Larry, & Antonio. Together, they discussed any last-minute concerns, planning not only for their future assignments in Singapore but also their continued involvement in the Philippines, if required. The Brothers in Singapore expressed their craving for “Ensaymada” f rom Mary Grace. (Text: Br. Michael Broughton FSC & Br. Antonio Cubillas FSC; Photo: Br.

The Blip Experience

PHILIPPINES - As a student of La Salle Academy for 12 years, it has always been a mystery to me who those men dressed in black and white are. Like most of us, we have come across these men once or twice, or maybe a few times in our school life. They were maybe our teachers, advisers, or just people we pass by at school. These men go by different names depending on who you ask but most of us call and address them as “Ber,” a nickname short for Brother.

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