PHILIPPINES - Brothers and Lasallians from five (5) different countries got together for 2 days to share conversations on their experiences in the Lasallian Mission and discover what it means to live the values of faith, service, and communion in mission in the world today.

We hope and pray that we will continue to discover what life has in store for us, and to respond to what life calls us to do.

Live Jesus in our hearts, forever! (Text & Photos: Br. Weegee Enriquez FSC)

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YANGON, MYANMAR - Amidst the pandemic, the De La Salle Brothers in Yangon found a chance to meet together for spiritual and community union. 9 Brothers met together on November 14-15 in the Ady community. The Mass was presided by Fr. Zacharias, the brother of Br. Joseph Aung FSC. The Brothers enjoyed accompanying and encouraging each other.

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SIBU, MALAYSIA: The late Brother Albinus O’Flaherty, who is the former principal of Sacred Heart Secondary School, will have a road named after him.

The State Government, according to Sibu Municipal Council (SMC) chairman, Clarence Ting, has approved the application of renaming Jalan Oya to Jalan Brother Albinus on Oct 15.

“The portion of the road to be renamed begins from Jalan Oya (KPJ Sibu Specialist) and ends in front of SMK Sacred Heart traffic junction (about 1 km) including its eight lanes,” said Ting.

Centre from left: Mrs Maureen Fitzgerald and Mdm Mak Lai Ying Frances together with the 2020/21 IBDP Scholars

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The 3rd LEAD Mission Council (LM03) meeting was held via video conferencing on November 27, 2020.Those who attended were Mr. Paul Tam (HK), Br. Fermin Martinez (JP), Ms. Coreen Paul (MA), Ms. Christine Soe Hlaing (MM), Jay Gervasio (PH) and Br. Larry Humphrey (SG); not able to join were Mr. Ed Chua (PH) and Mr. John Chakrin Poopirom (TH).

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About 60 Lasallians all over the District met once again for the second part of the LEAD Online Community gathering which was held November 13th.

While the first LOC was meant to bring the community together for a meaningful prayer experience, this second LOC was aimed at equipping Lasallians with important tools to help them get by tough situations caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. Specifically, a webinar titled “Building Tolerance for Uncertainty” was delivered by Ms. Maria Gilda Miciano, a registered guidance counselor and psychometrician, and a Lasallian herself.