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Lasallian Principles and Saints
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1
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Who is St. John Baptiste De La Salle?
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Founder of the Brothers of the Christian Schools, he innovated education by writing a training manual for teachers and was declared a saint in 1900.
2
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What happened in 1950 regarding St. John Baptiste De La Salle?
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He became the Patron Saint of educators.
3
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When were the Brothers invited to the Philippines?
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In 1904, by Archbishop Jeremiah James Harty.
4
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What are the Core Values of the Lasallian Identity?
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Spirit of Faith, Zeal for Service, Communion in Mission.
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What does being a Lasallian mean?
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Being committed to living gospel values, respecting children, and valuing education.
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What is the definition of 'Faith' in the context of the Lasallian Identity?
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Man's response to God, a free gift, and a human act.
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What are the dimensions of Faith?
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Doctrinal (Believing), Moral (Doing), Worship (Entrusting).
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What is 'Zeal for Service'?
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Service is helping others, considered the greatest form of charity.
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What does 'Discipleship' emphasize?
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Following Christ's example, particularly the Corporal and Spiritual Works of Mercy.
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What is meant by 'Communion in Mission'?
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It refers to embodying St. La Salle's experiences, teamwork, effective communication, mutual accountability, and collaboration.
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What is the mission of the Brothers of the Christian Schools?
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To provide human and Christian education, especially to the poor.
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What are the Core Principles of the Lasallian identity?
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Faith in God's presence, respect for all persons, inclusive community, quality education, concern for the poor and social injustices.
13
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What is the Lasallian Mission?
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To provide human and Christian education to the young, especially the poor.
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What is the first Lasallian Core Principle?
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Faith in the Presence of God, recognized by the expression 'Let us remember that we are in the Holy Presence of God.'
15
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How is 'Respect for All Persons' reflected in Lasallian identity?
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In the phrase 'Live Jesus in our hearts forever.'
16
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What embodies the ideal of an 'Inclusive Community'?
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The concept of 'The Lasallian Family.'
17
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How is 'Quality Education' expressed in Lasallian terms?
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Through the saying 'Teaching Minds and Touching Hearts.'
18
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What captures the concern for the poor and social injustices?
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The phrase 'Enter to Learn, Leave to Serve.'
19
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Who are considered vulnerable and marginalized people?
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Indigenous People, Refugees, Homeless, Persons with Disabilities, and Senior Citizens.
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What is the first principle of Social Justice in the Catholic Church?
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The Dignity of the Human Person and the Sanctity of Human Life.
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What is the second principle of Social Justice?
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The Universal Destination of Goods.
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What is the third principle of Social Justice?
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The Principle of Common Good.
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What is the fourth principle of Social Justice?
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The Priority of Labour Over Capital.
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What is the fifth principle of Social Justice?
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Preferential Option for the Poor.
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What is the sixth principle of Social Justice?
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The Principle of Subsidiarity.
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What is the seventh principle of Social Justice?
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The Principle of Commutative Justice.
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What is the eighth principle of Social Justice?
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The Principle of Solidarity.
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What is the ninth principle of Social Justice?
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The Duty to Care for the Environment or Planet.
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What are the dimensions of Communion?
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1. As a relationship with God, 2. As a way of accomplishing a mission, 3. As a way of relating to others, 4. As a goal of mission.
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What commitments were made by Saint John Baptiste De La Salle?
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1. Establishing Schools, 2. Providing Quarters, 3. Hospitality, 4. Living with Teachers, 5. Spiritual Guidance, 6. Community Commitment, 7. Heroic Vow.