Last 21 March 2025, Kinder students from De La Salle Lipa, DLSU-Integrated School, De La Salle Zobel, La Salle College Antipolo, and La Salle Green Hills engaged in a fun-filled competition for this year’s Little Archer’s Olympics at DLSU-Laguna Campus. This one-day sports event provided a platform for these budding talents to showcase their developing skills and competitive spirit. It also served as a valuable opportunity to learn and embody the true meaning of sportsmanship, fostering camaraderie and mutual respect amongst the young Lasallians.

The Lasallian East Asia District Viability & Vitality Committee, as part of its capacity building measures, is seeking to assess the viability and vitality of each sector through a series of assessments and surveys. At the moment the Committee, led by the LEAD Mission Council (LMC), is visiting the Sectors, some on Zoom and some in-person. These visits provide the LMC with an invaluable opportunity to meet those passionate Lasallians who promote our values in their local contexts while fostering collaboration and the exchange of ideas among themselves. 

Reflection by Contact James Daniel Cudo

Reflection by Live-inner Errol Aguas

The Brothers' Live-In Program was something I didn't expect to enjoy. It all started with just curiosity. Then, I wanted to know their daily routine. But as time passed, I became more interested in what they actually do. The five-day live-in program turned out to be a meaningful journey.

Reflection by Aspirant Lander Angelo Pua

The online learning session on prayer, facilitated by Br. Zennel Sy FSC, was participated by Postulants, Aspirants, and Contacts from different countries in the Lasallian East Asia District. The session delved into our understanding of prayer as a human and personal relationship with our God instead of it being just a ritual. 

The recently concluded Visayas-Mindanao Aspirants Conference 2025 (January 5-9) brought together Aspirants and Contacts of the De La Salle Brothers under the theme “Live Your Passion!”, inspiring us to embrace our unique gifts and find deeper meaning in our lives.

Through moments of reflection, connection, and action, VMAC 2025:

Reflection by Aspirant Stephen Carmelo Merecedio

Last January 30, 2025, Aspirants and Contacts of the De La Salle Brothers from Luzon set out on a three-day trip to St. Jaime Hilario School – De La Salle Bataan. Accompanied by the Brothers, we set out for Bagac equipped with nothing but packed clothes, materials for our activities, and most importantly, hearts that were ready but somehow unaware of what was to come.

New Look, Same Mission.

We're pleased to announce the release of the Lasallian East Asia District Brand Guide!

This document reflects the story of our District--a community that remains diverse, dynamic, and mission-driven. Explore it in full to see how we're strengthening our visual and verbal identity across LEAD.

You may access the Brand Guide through this link: https://bit.ly/LEADBrandGuide or by scanning the QR Code below:

Originally published in The Gateway Issue No. 14 (May 2009)

Originally published in The Gateway Issue No. 13 (April 2009)

Brother John, also known as Celba John, was born on March 3rd 1886 in Ballick, Moyler, Co Laois, Ireland. Two of his relatives also joined the Order. They were called Brothers Finian and Alban Lynam. 

Brother John joined the Brothers at Castletown on the 17th March 1902 as a junior novice and received the holy habit on 29th July 1902. After the spiritual formation of the novitiate he began his further studies.