ONE LA SALLE! Anthem Here we are, gathered as one, in honor of our Alma Mater. Hand in hand, sharing one vision, in service of GOD and Nation. When Lasallians unite, the future is bright, with the Father as our Guiding Light. One heart, one soul, one dream, one goal, one hope, one faith, Animo! One banner, one glory, we’re proud of who we are. one world, one spirit, One La Salle! Carry on Lasallians, is searching for Truth, ‘cause doing what’s Right is our Passion. We all have the Courage, and the Wisdom to Lead, in Faith, Service, and Communion. In memory of our founder. Jean-Baptiste de La Salle, forever we stand as one. One heart, one soul, one dream, one goal, one hope, one faith, Animo! One banner, one glory, we’re proud of who we are. one world, one spirit, One La Salle! One heart, one soul, one dream, one goal, one hope, one faith, Animo! One banner, one glory, we’re proud of who we are. one world, one spirit, One La Salle! One banner, one glory, we’re proud of who we are. one world, one spirit, One La Salle!
De La Salle, Philippines consists of 16 Lasallian and 34 locally supervised schools in Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao. All Lasallian schools worldwide belong to a 350-year-old international worldwide network of 1,500 Lasallian educational institutions providing Christian values education in 6 continents from Africa, Europe, South America, North America, Australia, and Asia. The Christian Brothers FSC are continuously expanding Saint La Salle's mission by Teaching Minds, Touching Hearts, and Transforming Lives to all of its students in 82 countries.
LS Trivia: The Hail to De La Salle Alma Mater Song was composed and initially sang in a Lasallian school in America. It was 2 American, De La Salle Christian Brothers - Br. Malachy and Br. Richards FSC who composed our iconic battle song. The song is also sung in several Lasallian schools worldwide. The Alma Mater song was initially sung with a defiant raised fist by the De La Salle cheerleaders after the final buzzer of the only winless NCAA basketball season in the Green Archer sports history.
350 year old Lasallian prayers: Let us remember that we are in the most Holy Presence of GOD. I will continue O my GOD to do all my actions for Love of you. Live JESUS In Our Hearts, Forever! Saint Jean Baptiste de La Salle Patron Saint of Teachers Pray for us! Saint Benilde Pray for us! Amen!
The journey of a Lasallian scholar By Leony R. Garcia ‘BEING a Lasallian is to be a lot of things, but above all, it means living as a ‘Lasallian Christian achiever for God and country’. I guess this will be one of the most important ideologies that I will carry on in my life,” said Thomas Guy Bienvenida, a Vaugirard scholar (Batch 1) at the De La Salle University (DLSU) main campus. Bienvenida is set to graduate from AB Psychology course this April. “Many of us strive to succeed for different reasons; may it be for your family, for yourself, or for loved ones. However, DLSU teaches its students to be Christian Achievers for God and country. I entered DLSU holding a dream I had for myself and my family alone, but I will be marching on my graduation with a dream that I now have not only for myself but for the entire nation,” Bienvenida added. The young man was looking back with fondness how his life has changed since he decided to set foot at DLSU to study. He said he was one of the graduating students of the Manila Science High School in 2012 trying his luck to get a scholarship to be able to pursue college. “I was just an average student, and I was not even a part of the pilot sections of our batch then. Luckily, I passed both entrance exams of the University of the Philippines and DLSU. My parents have decided to enroll me at UP, since the family was not financially capable of sending me to DLSU,” he reminisced. But a few days before the deadline of submission of the forms for UP scholarship and other requirements, Bienvenida said he received a message through e-mail stating that he was given a slot for the Vaugirard Scholarship Program of DLSU. His scholarship includes a full waiver (100%) tuition-free and miscellaneous fees, P10,000.00 monthly cash allowance, meal and accommodation subsidies. Needless to say, he readily grabbed the opportunity, although he was having second thoughts if he made the right decision. “I worried about many things, especially because I’ve been hearing stereotypes about the Lasallians being conio and ‘sossy.’ I was afraid of being looked down upon, because I was not well-off. These made me worry about pursuing further education at DLSU,” Bienvenida said. To his pleasant surprise, he found out that outfit repeating was not much of an issue at DLSU as long as one comes to school presentable and neat. He was even amused to find out that some of his blockmates bought their clothes in Greenhills or Divisoria like he does. He had also encountered a lot of Lasallians who chose to eat at the more affordable food stalls, contrary to the popular notion that they only eat in sossy places. He found out that the conio attribute was not true across all Lasallians-yes, they exist, but they only comprised a small part of the entire student population in the university. “DLSU is a diverse community, having people from different walks of life come together in one campus. Even though a number of the students come from well- off families, it is remarkable how they can keep their feet on the ground. They have this ability to make you feel that you belong, regardless of what socioeconomic status you are in. They see past how much your family income is, the brands of what you wear, or the daily allowance you have,” Bienvenida said. But there is more than meets the eye as Lasallian scholar. Bienvenida admitted facing a lot of pressures from his friends, professors, family, and even from his own self. Being a Lasallian scholar, after all, entails working hard to prove that one deserves the benefits he or she is getting. Maintaining the required grade is of prime importance. Moreover, he is also expected to perform well in various cocurricular and extracurricular activities of the university. “It’s a good thing that I have the scholars’ community with me. Since we all have these shared experiences, we help each other by lending notes or books so that there would be no need to buy new ones. There would also be times when some scholars would study together to help each other on the topics they find hard in class,”Bienvenida said. “Then there is the Lasallian Scholars Society, the sole accredited scholars’ organization in the university that caters to the well-rounded development of DLSU scholars, and binds them to establish a community of scholars who would be their support group in the university, as well,” he added. As part of giving back to the Lasallian community, Bienvenida made himself part of Archers Network as an onscreen talent, and also as the current president of the Lasallian Scholars Society. He said these opportunities help him develop himself while helping others develop themselves, as well. “Being a scholar at DLSU was the greatest experience I had so far. I feel blessed when I think of the amount that I spent for my Lasallian education-none. So why is DLSU generous to its scholarship program? Simply because DLSU believes that when it nurtures bright minds, these bright minds, in return, would build a bright future for the country. “We are La Salle’s gift to society,” Bienvenida said of himself and his fellow scholars. The time to pay back is in the near future. For me, there is always a sense of giving back imparted in the Lasallian identity, and there always will be,” he concluded. DLSU Senior High School grants 250 new scholarships For those dreaming for a free Lasallian education like Bienvenida, this is your chance as the university senior high school (SHS) program granted 250 new scholarships for the academic year 2016-2017. Qualified students will be placed under the Reims, Vaugirard, Parmenie and Reuen Scholarship programs. Vaugirard, formerly college scholarship for graduates of public high schools, will now be awarded for those who will enter DLSU’s senior-high program. This change was implemented in view of the K to 12 educational program. Grade 11 applicants from public schools who have excelled in the DLSU SHS Admission and Placement Exam shall be entitled to the Vaugirard, the benefits of which include a (100 %) waiver of tuition and fees, covering a top-up and the Department of Education voucher amount. Grantees will get monthly stipends. The Reims scholarship, meanwhile, is awarded to the most outstanding public- and private-school students nationwide. Its benefits include a (100%) waiver of tuition and fees, a monthly stipend, and refund of the DepEd SHS Voucher Program amount. Parmenie recognizes top-performing public-school students in the university admission exam. Those who qualify for this scholarship will have 100-percent waiver of tuition and fees, which covers the top-up and the SHS voucher amount. Finally, Rouen is awarded to students from public schools, as well as students availing themselves of the Education Service Contracting from private schools, and who excelled in the DLSU placement exam. Recipients will enjoy a 100-percent waiver of tuition and fees (top- up and the voucher amount). Learn more about DLSU SHS’s flagship scholarships. Visit www.dlsu.edu.ph. DLSU partners with select schools for ConnectED Program In view of the implementation of the K to 12 Program, DLSU also partnered with 11 academic institutions. Under the partnership called the ConnectED program, DLSU faculty shall be deployed in partner-schools to teach some classes; mentor senior high-school teachers, so they can teach subjects at the requisite DLSU standards; and certify subjects that are equivalent to and meet specified DLSU courses. Connect ED is the university’s initiative that seeks to maximize the benefits provided by the shift to the K to 12 system by partnering with select senior-high-school institutions to ensure that curricula are harmonized; the quality of instruction is compatible with the university standards; and graduates of partner-schools will be prepared for the requirements and challenges of higher education. “DLSU seeks to elevate the entry-level standards for its higher-education programs by partnering with its feeder schools in setting higher standards for their senior high-school programs,” Vice Chancellor for Academics Dr. Robert Roleda said. These high schools include Chiang Kai Shek College, Elizabeth Seton School, Grace Christian High School, Jubilee Christian School, Makati Hope Christian School, Notre Dame of Greater Manila, Philippine Cultural College, Saint Jude Catholic School, Saint Peter the Apostle School, Saint Scholastica’s College, and Saint Stephen’s High School. Under the agreement, graduates of partner-schools who passed the DLSU college entrance exam and enter college at DLSU shall be exempted by the university from taking the requisite placement examination and bridging courses, provided the said graduate meets the minimum grade requirement for the corresponding course. **** This story, which appeared in the BusinessMirror special feature on senior high schools on April 6, 2016, won the Outstanding Published Feature on De La Salle University category of the 2016 Lasallian Scholarum Awards held in Makati City on October 6.
The Philippines was one of the last Southeast Asian countries that the De La Salle Christian Brothers established themselves in. The country before 1898 was dominated by several Spanish religious orders. Several years before the De La Salle Christian Brothers were invited to the Philippines, the local American government ordered Ateneo to modernize and use English as a mode of instruction, but the Spanish Jesuits refused and argued that their allegiance was with Spain. The Americans, after knowing this, made the decision that it would be best for the De La Salle Christian Brothers (FSC - Fraternum Scholarum Christianarum) to take over the task. The Christian Brothers have established several De La Salle schools worldwide that provided Christian values-based education in 35 countries at that time. The Americans have always known that the De La Salle Christian Brothers were up to the given task due to the Brothers' main religious vocation was Christian values-based education. The De La Salle Brothers used innovative teaching methods since their formation in 1725 making them highly knowledgeable, capable, and qualified in providing modern education to the young Filipinos in Manila. Initially, the De La Salle Brothers were very hesitant in establishing a De La Salle school in the country because the Americans insisted that the first De La Salle school should only educate the rich children of the Filipino ruling elite. The Americans ordered the Christian Brothers to Americanize future Filipino leaders through their Catholic Lasallian education. The American request had put the De La Salle Brothers in a dilemma because it ran contrary to the original teachings and charism of Saint Jean-Baptiste de La Salle, the patron saint of teachers whose religious vocation was to provide tuition-free, quality Christian values-based education. The De La Salle Brothers eventually relented, conceding that the “upper-class children also needed good moral and spiritual training." Saint La Salle's mission was to empower the last, the least and the lost among the poorest children in the world in order to free them from the shackles of ignorance that creates poverty. De La Salle University traces its founding roots to then Manila Archbishop Jeremiah James Harty. Harty, an alumnus of a Christian Brother school in St. Louis, Missouri, United States believed that the establishment of a De La Salle school in Manila would be instrumental and vital in preempting the spread of Protestantism in the Philippines through the arrival of the Thomasites and American Protestant church missions.[30] His request would be later endorsed in 1907 by Pope Pius X. An envoy of De La Salle Brothers arrived in 1910. Together with Manila Archbishop Harty, the Brothers searched for a suitable campus. A 13,000 m2 (140,000 sq ft) property in Paco, Manila was purchased for this purpose
Live JESUS In Our Hearts, Forever! OUR DE LA SALLE WAY! God is our light as we pray "Live Jesus In Our Hearts...Forever!" Saint Jean Baptiste de La Salle is our spark as we pray and work our Ora et Labora..."I will continue, O my God to do all my actions for the love of you". In school our Christian Brothers would teach us the Lasallian core values of Religio, Mores et Cultura that define us as Christian Gentlemen and Ladies. The Brothers continously instill in us the dictum of "Enter to Learn Leave to Serve" as we strive to be Lasallian Christian Achievers for God and Country. Lasallians always aspire to be like the Christmas Nativity Star from Bethlehem, to be beacons of Hope, to be like our LORD JESUS and our founder Saint Jean Baptiste de La Salle that we may "Lead to Serve" for the greater good of others. By being selfless in serving others, our 325 year old Lasallian Spirit of "Faith & Zeal" drives us to serve and humbly submit to God's will as we pray..."Domine, Opus Tuum / Lord, the work is yours" Lasallians must constantly live their mission of being "Signum Fidei" a "Sign of Faith" for others. Let us all stand united in our spirit of "Indivisa Manent" to be Permanently Indivisible as One La Salle! This is our way Our De La Salle way ...AN1MO!
DLSU - De La Salle University, is a member school of a 350 year old international worldwide network of 1,500 Lasallian educational institutions teaching Christian values based education inspired by Saint La Salle's charism. All Lasallian schools are globally established in 6 continents and 82 countries.
LS Trivia: Did you know that...Our Pre-War Irish American Christian Brothers of De La Salle College, Taft would often wittingly brag that a Green Archer was born and bred to have A FEATHER ON HIS CAP.
LS Trivia: La Salle, is a member of a 350 year old international, worldwide network of 1,500 Lasallian schools providing Christian values education in 6 continents and established in 82 countries.
"De La Salle, as an educational institution always puts a premium on hard work and achievement." - Brother Andrew Gonzalez FSC Former DepEd Secretary Former DLSU President
THE DE LA SALLE BATTLE SONG* Come whatever kind of weather When the old gangs get together That's the time to think of the days gone by. Chase your BLUES and cares away Let's be happy, let's go play In our hearts this song will never die. (Chorus) De La Salle, we're rooting for you! De La Salle O, can't you see Every one of us is for you. We'll cheer you on to Victory Rah! Rah! To the Green and to the White... We will pledge our LOYALTY And may years add but FAME To that Grand Old NAME De La Salle! De La Salle! (Repeat)
The World's Most Famous and Notable Lasallians - 1. Soccer's G.O.A.T. Brazilian Player - Pele of De La Salle, Brazil 2. Pres. Fidel Castro of De La Salle, Cuba 3. Martial Artist Bruce Lee of La Salle, Hong Kong 4. Matrix actor Keanu Reeves of De La Salle, Canada 5. Face Off actor - Nicolas Cage of De La Salle, USA 6. NBA Hall of Famer and father of LA Laker Kobe Bryant - Joe "Jelly Bean" Bryant athletic director of La Salle, Philadelphia. 7. Notable Hollywood Actress - Michelle Yeoh of Malaysia 8. Former New York Mayor - Rudy Giuliani 9. 007 James Bond Actor - Pierce Brosnan of Ireland 10. Multi-NBA Champion - LA Laker Ron Artest renamed as Metta World Peace
🙏🏻"Every Lasallian educational 🏛institution established, every Lasallian student👨🏻🎓taught is an act of SIGNUM🌟FIDEI."🙏🏻 - 😇 Saint Jean-Baptiste de La Salle, FSC 🌟
The Tradition, History, and Origins of AN1MO LA SALLE! The valiant battle cry of Animo! means to have the "Spirit and Will to Fight" or being Invictus as a Green Archer to overcome and win against all adversity. Animo La Salle!, the traditional school battle cry, was inspired by Saint Jean-Baptiste de La Salle's Spirit and Charism of "Faith & Zeal" that his first band of De La Salle Christian Brothers strictly adhered to while working for their noble mission and arduous task of saving young, innocent street souls by Teaching Minds, Touching Hearts and Transforming Lives of the very Last, the Least and the Lost among the most venerable, neglected and outcasted youth of Europe. The Lasallian spirit of "Faith/Hope" is symbolized by a radiant Signum Fidei Star, inspired by the Nativity Star of Christmas Eve. Saint La Salle together with his first band of Christian Brothers undertook a heroic vow for their noble mission of giving hope by providing a more promising and brighter future through their tuition-free Lasallian brand of GOD-centered, Catholic education to thousands of uneducated poor children of France 350 years ago. The Lasallian spirit of "Zeal/Courage" on the other hand, is symbolized by three broken chevrons that represent the three broken leg bones painfully suffered by Warrior Chieftain Johan Salla of Atphonus the Chaste, King of Oviedo, Spain, who was the great grandfather of Saint La Salle who fought several battles while defending to protect Christian Spain from the marauding Eastern Moorish armies. The ancient broken chevrons can be seen on the 1000-year-old royal coat of arms of the De La Salle family of Spain and France. The ancient family motto is Indivisa Manent, Latin for "Permanently Indivisible", which gave rise to the modern centennial motto of the 16 Christian Brother educational institutions of De La Salle Philippines perpetually indivisible as "One La Salle!".
GREEN ARCHER Battle Song (Bugle blast)...RAH! RAH! RAH! (Bugle blast)...RAH! RAH! RAH! On into the fight, Green Archers...(FIGHT!) Fight for Victory... (GREEN! WHITE! FIGHT!) For La Salle, you valiant marchers...(RAH!) Ever Fighters be... (RAH! RAH! RAH!) Glory for La Salle Green Archers...(FIGHT!) Our Motto ever be... (GREEN! WHITE! FIGHT!) Let your Arrows Fly True, Archers ‘Till we Down the Enemy... (FIGHT! FIGHT! FIGHT!) Repeat
🙏🏻"Every Lasallien educational institution🏛️established, every Lasallien student 👨🏻🎓taught is an act of SIGNUM🌟FIDEI."🙏🏻 - 😇 Saint Jean-Baptiste de La Salle, FSC 🌟
THE GREEN ARCHER BATTLE SONG* (Bugle blast) Rah! Rah! Rah! (Bugle blast) Rah! Rah! Rah! On into the Fight, Green Archers, (WHITE!) Fight to Victory, (GREEN! WHITE! FIGHT!) For LA SALLE, you Valiant Marchers (Rah!) Ever Fighters be. (Rah! Rah! Rah!) Glory for LA SALLE Green Archers. (FIGHT!) Our motto ever be (Green! White! Fight!) Let your Arrows fly true, Archers Till we down / beat the enemy. (FIGHT! FIGHT! FIGHT!) (Repeat)
Two Lasallian symbols play a very significant role in the life of the Brothers and the members of the Lasallian Family. The Signum Fidei Star and the Broken Chevrons / Broken Bones of the Indivisa Manent. The Nativity Star of Bethlehem and Signum Fidei / Sign of Faith: The five pointed star at the center is the Signum Fidei Star. It is the Sign of Faith and the symbol officially used by the Institute of Brothers of the Christian Schools (Fraternum Scholarum Christianarum) abbreviated as F.S.C. also known as the De La Salle Brothers in 82 countries. It has as its origin the Star of Bethlehem which led the Magi (wise men of the East) to the birth of Christ. The Signum Fidei Star is a Sign of Faith that has led countless Brothers and members of the Lasallian Family in doing the Lasallian Mission in many parts of the world. The Broken Chevrons / Bones and Indivisa Manent / Permanently Indivisible - One La Salle!: The house of De La Salle was first established in Urgel, an area of Catalonia, Spain, where the form of the family name was “Salla.” The head of the family, "Johan Salla", Warrior in Chief of Atphonus the Chaste, King of Oviedo, expelled the Moors from Urgel and reestablished the Episcopal See in 818. The broken legs he sustained during combat as he fought side by side with his king are the origin of the broken chevrons on the De La Salle’s coat of arms.* In the thirteenth century, the La Salle family migrated to the Basque province in the south of France, and though their name became French, they retained “Salla!” as their battle cry. The ancient motto of the family is “Que sien toustem ligato amasse,” which in Gascon dialect means “Let us all be united!” or “Let us all stick together!” The Rheims branch of the family translated this motto into the Latin “Indivisa Manent,” which is the present wording of the motto on the coat of arms, literally translated as “Permanently Indivisible”. The latin phrase is translated into the present tag line “One La Salle”. The broken chevrons and the motto speak of the courage and commitment that the family of De La Salle wishes to convey in every generation and the importance of remaining undivided at different levels: the personal level, the family/organizational level, and the network of Lasallian schools as we know it today in the Philippines and around the world.
hola, saludos... alguien me puede proveer de la letra de esta canción porfavor? Nice , someone could send me the letter of this song, please? If you can ... I´d be glad...I need it for teach to my students for a talent show... thanks a lot!!
Who’s watching this in 2024? Proud Lasallian! Animooo 💚💚
I am proud to be a lassallian from Mindanao/Ozamiz
Who r u
Lasallian po. Ty GOD bless.
Same from ozamiz
"We'll Fight to Keep your Glory Bright and Never Shall We Fail!"
- Brother Stephen Malachy FSC and Brother Bonaventure Richards FSC
Arham from La Salle Multan Pakistan❤4C
ONE LA SALLE! Anthem
Here we are,
gathered as one,
in honor of our Alma Mater.
Hand in hand,
sharing one vision,
in service of GOD and Nation.
When Lasallians unite,
the future is bright,
with the Father as our Guiding Light.
One heart, one soul,
one dream, one goal,
one hope, one faith, Animo!
One banner, one glory,
we’re proud of who we are.
one world, one spirit, One La Salle!
Carry on Lasallians,
is searching for Truth,
‘cause doing what’s Right is our Passion.
We all have the Courage,
and the Wisdom to Lead,
in Faith, Service, and Communion.
In memory of our founder.
Jean-Baptiste de La Salle,
forever we stand as one.
One heart, one soul,
one dream, one goal,
one hope, one faith, Animo!
One banner, one glory,
we’re proud of who we are.
one world, one spirit, One La Salle!
One heart, one soul,
one dream, one goal,
one hope, one faith, Animo!
One banner, one glory,
we’re proud of who we are.
one world, one spirit, One La Salle!
One banner, one glory,
we’re proud of who we are.
one world, one spirit, One La Salle!
De La Salle, Philippines consists of 16 Lasallian and 34 locally supervised schools in Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao. All Lasallian schools worldwide belong to a 350-year-old international worldwide network of 1,500 Lasallian educational institutions providing Christian values education in 6 continents from Africa, Europe, South America, North America, Australia, and Asia. The Christian Brothers FSC are continuously expanding Saint La Salle's mission by Teaching Minds, Touching Hearts, and Transforming Lives to all of its students in 82 countries.
PROUD TO BE A LASALLIAN FROM OZAMIZ/MINDANAO!!!
Im Grade 3 in De La Salle Zobel (DLSZ), Alabang. And i am proud to be a Lasallian Leader! Animo La Salle!
"Panginoon, nasa inyo po ang gawa"
- Saint La Salle
LS Trivia:
The Hail to De La Salle Alma Mater Song was composed and initially sang in a Lasallian school in America. It was 2 American, De La Salle Christian Brothers - Br. Malachy and Br. Richards FSC who composed our iconic battle song. The song is also sung in several Lasallian schools worldwide.
The Alma Mater song was initially sung with a defiant raised fist by the De La Salle cheerleaders after the final buzzer of the only winless NCAA basketball season in the Green Archer sports history.
I love this! Also, I’m very proud of you Charl! (1:27)
ANIMO LA SALLE! 💚
Proud to be a lasallian. I’m lasallian physio from indonesia
350 year old Lasallian prayers:
Let us remember that we are in the most Holy Presence of GOD.
I will continue O my GOD to do all my actions for Love of you.
Live JESUS In Our Hearts, Forever!
Saint Jean Baptiste de La Salle
Patron Saint of Teachers
Pray for us!
Saint Benilde
Pray for us!
Amen!
Proud Lasallian from Mexico
Im a la sallian to I love this vid im a student in Iligan La Salle
.ONE WORLD ONE LA SALLE.
I love above all things in the Will of GOD
...Saint La Salle
INDIVISA MANENT!
Permanently Indivisible
United, We Stand
ONE LA SALLE!
The journey of a Lasallian scholar
By Leony R. Garcia
‘BEING a Lasallian is to be a lot of things, but above all,
it means living as a ‘Lasallian Christian achiever for God and
country’. I guess this will be one of the most important
ideologies that I will carry on in my life,” said Thomas
Guy Bienvenida, a Vaugirard scholar (Batch 1) at the De
La Salle University (DLSU) main campus. Bienvenida is
set to graduate from AB Psychology course this April.
“Many of us strive to succeed for different reasons; may
it be for your family, for yourself, or for loved ones.
However, DLSU teaches its students to be Christian Achievers for
God and country. I entered DLSU holding a dream I
had for myself and my family alone, but I will be
marching on my graduation with a dream that I now
have not only for myself but for the entire nation,”
Bienvenida added.
The young man was looking back with fondness how his
life has changed since he decided to set foot at DLSU to
study. He said he was one of the graduating students of
the Manila Science High School in 2012 trying his luck
to get a scholarship to be able to pursue college.
“I was just an average student, and I was not even a
part of the pilot sections of our batch then. Luckily, I
passed both entrance exams of the University of the
Philippines and DLSU. My parents have decided to
enroll me at UP, since the family was not financially capable of
sending me to DLSU,” he reminisced.
But a few days before the deadline of submission of the
forms for UP scholarship and other requirements,
Bienvenida said he received a message through e-mail
stating that he was given a slot for the Vaugirard
Scholarship Program of DLSU. His scholarship includes
a full waiver (100%) tuition-free and
miscellaneous fees, P10,000.00 monthly cash allowance, meal and
accommodation subsidies.
Needless to say, he readily grabbed the opportunity,
although he was having second thoughts if he made the
right decision.
“I worried about many things, especially because I’ve
been hearing stereotypes about the Lasallians being
conio and ‘sossy.’ I was afraid of being looked down
upon, because I was not well-off. These made me worry
about pursuing further education at DLSU,” Bienvenida
said.
To his pleasant surprise, he found out that outfit
repeating was not much of an issue at DLSU as long as
one comes to school presentable and neat. He was even
amused to find out that some of his blockmates bought
their clothes in Greenhills or Divisoria like he does.
He had also encountered a lot of Lasallians who chose
to eat at the more affordable food stalls, contrary to the
popular notion that they only eat in sossy places. He
found out that the conio attribute was not true across
all Lasallians-yes, they exist, but they only comprised
a small part of the entire student population in the
university.
“DLSU is a diverse community, having people from
different walks of life come together in one campus.
Even though a number of the students come from well-
off families, it is remarkable how they can keep their
feet on the ground. They have this ability to make you
feel that you belong, regardless of what socioeconomic
status you are in. They see past how much your family
income is, the brands of what you wear, or the daily
allowance you have,” Bienvenida said.
But there is more than meets the eye as Lasallian
scholar. Bienvenida admitted facing a lot of pressures
from his friends, professors, family, and even from his
own self. Being a Lasallian scholar, after all, entails
working hard to prove that one deserves the benefits he
or she is getting. Maintaining the required grade is of
prime importance. Moreover, he is also expected to
perform well in various cocurricular and
extracurricular activities of the university.
“It’s a good thing that I have the scholars’ community
with me. Since we all have these shared experiences, we
help each other by lending notes or books so that there
would be no need to buy new ones. There would also be
times when some scholars would study together to help
each other on the topics they find hard in
class,”Bienvenida said.
“Then there is the Lasallian Scholars Society, the sole
accredited scholars’ organization in the university that
caters to the well-rounded development of DLSU
scholars, and binds them to establish a community of
scholars who would be their support group in the
university, as well,” he added.
As part of giving back to the Lasallian community,
Bienvenida made himself part of Archers Network as an
onscreen talent, and also as the current president of the
Lasallian Scholars Society. He said these opportunities
help him develop himself while helping others develop
themselves, as well.
“Being a scholar at DLSU was the greatest experience I
had so far. I feel blessed when I think of the amount
that I spent for my Lasallian education-none. So why is
DLSU generous to its scholarship program? Simply
because DLSU believes that when it nurtures bright
minds, these bright minds, in return, would build a
bright future for the country.
“We are La Salle’s gift to society,” Bienvenida said of
himself and his fellow scholars. The time to pay back is
in the near future. For me, there is always a sense of
giving back imparted in the Lasallian identity, and there
always will be,” he concluded.
DLSU Senior High School grants 250 new scholarships
For those dreaming for a free Lasallian education like
Bienvenida, this is your chance as the university senior
high school (SHS) program granted 250 new
scholarships for the academic year 2016-2017. Qualified
students will be placed under the Reims, Vaugirard,
Parmenie and Reuen Scholarship programs.
Vaugirard, formerly college scholarship for graduates
of public high schools, will now be awarded for those
who will enter DLSU’s senior-high program. This change
was implemented in view of the K to 12 educational
program. Grade 11 applicants from public schools who
have excelled in the DLSU SHS Admission and Placement
Exam shall be entitled to the Vaugirard, the benefits of
which include a (100 %) waiver of tuition and fees,
covering a top-up and the Department of Education
voucher amount. Grantees will get monthly stipends.
The Reims scholarship, meanwhile, is awarded to the
most outstanding public- and private-school students
nationwide. Its benefits include a (100%) waiver of
tuition and fees, a monthly stipend, and refund of the
DepEd SHS Voucher Program amount.
Parmenie recognizes top-performing public-school
students in the university admission exam. Those who
qualify for this scholarship will have 100-percent
waiver of tuition and fees, which covers the top-up and
the SHS voucher amount.
Finally, Rouen is awarded to students from public
schools, as well as students availing themselves of the
Education Service Contracting from private schools, and
who excelled in the DLSU placement exam. Recipients
will enjoy a 100-percent waiver of tuition and fees (top-
up and the voucher amount). Learn more about DLSU
SHS’s flagship scholarships. Visit www.dlsu.edu.ph.
DLSU partners with select schools for ConnectED
Program
In view of the implementation of the K to 12 Program,
DLSU also partnered with 11 academic institutions.
Under the partnership called the ConnectED program, DLSU
faculty shall be deployed in partner-schools to teach
some classes; mentor senior high-school teachers, so
they can teach subjects at the requisite DLSU standards;
and certify subjects that are equivalent to and meet
specified DLSU courses.
Connect ED is the university’s initiative that seeks to
maximize the benefits provided by the shift to the K to
12 system by partnering with select senior-high-school
institutions to ensure that curricula are harmonized; the
quality of instruction is compatible with the university
standards; and graduates of partner-schools will be
prepared for the requirements and challenges of higher
education.
“DLSU seeks to elevate the entry-level standards for its
higher-education programs by partnering with its feeder
schools in setting higher standards for their senior
high-school programs,” Vice Chancellor for Academics
Dr. Robert Roleda said.
These high schools include Chiang Kai Shek College,
Elizabeth Seton School, Grace Christian High School,
Jubilee Christian School, Makati Hope Christian School,
Notre Dame of Greater Manila, Philippine Cultural
College, Saint Jude Catholic School, Saint Peter the
Apostle School, Saint Scholastica’s College, and Saint
Stephen’s High School.
Under the agreement, graduates of partner-schools who
passed the DLSU college entrance exam and enter
college at DLSU shall be exempted by the university
from taking the requisite placement examination and
bridging courses, provided the said graduate meets the
minimum grade requirement for the corresponding
course.
****
This story, which appeared in the BusinessMirror
special feature on senior high schools on April 6, 2016,
won the Outstanding Published Feature on De La Salle
University category of the 2016 Lasallian Scholarum
Awards held in Makati City on October 6.
Nice song
INDIVISA MANENT!
Permanently Indivisible
Remain United
ONE LA SALLE!
One World, One La Salle - 1,100 Lasallian-Christian Brother educational institutions globally established in 82 countries.
One World 1,500 schools in 82 countries
One La Salle!
🙏🏻"Domine, Opus Tuum. / Lord, the work is yours."🙏🏻
- 😇 Saint Jean-Baptiste de La Salle, FSC 🌟
proud to be a lasallian from Iligan Mindanao!!!
Proud Former Lasallian!! 💚🩶💚🩶💚
Proud Lasallian here from LA SALLE Bacolod! 💚🏹🇳🇬
The Philippines was one of the last Southeast Asian countries that the De La Salle Christian Brothers established themselves in. The country before 1898 was dominated by several Spanish religious orders. Several years before the De La Salle Christian Brothers were invited to the Philippines, the local American government ordered Ateneo to modernize and use English as a mode of instruction, but the Spanish Jesuits refused and argued that their allegiance was with Spain. The Americans, after knowing this, made the decision that it would be best for the De La Salle Christian Brothers (FSC - Fraternum Scholarum Christianarum) to take over the task. The Christian Brothers have established several De La Salle schools worldwide that provided Christian values-based education in 35 countries at that time. The Americans have always known that the De La Salle Christian Brothers were up to the given task due to the Brothers' main religious vocation was Christian values-based education. The De La Salle Brothers used innovative teaching methods since their formation in 1725 making them highly knowledgeable, capable, and qualified in providing modern education to the young Filipinos in Manila.
Initially, the De La Salle Brothers were very hesitant in establishing a De La Salle school in the country because the Americans insisted that the first De La Salle school should only educate the rich children of the Filipino ruling elite. The Americans ordered the Christian Brothers to Americanize future Filipino leaders through their Catholic Lasallian education. The American request had put the De La Salle Brothers in a dilemma because it ran contrary to the original teachings and charism of Saint Jean-Baptiste de La Salle, the patron saint of teachers whose religious vocation was to provide tuition-free, quality Christian values-based education. The De La Salle Brothers eventually relented, conceding that the “upper-class children also needed good moral and spiritual training." Saint La Salle's mission was to empower the last, the least and the lost among the poorest children in the world in order to free them from the shackles of ignorance that creates poverty.
De La Salle University traces its founding roots to then Manila Archbishop Jeremiah James Harty. Harty, an alumnus of a Christian Brother school in St. Louis, Missouri, United States believed that the establishment of a De La Salle school in Manila would be instrumental and vital in preempting the spread of Protestantism in the Philippines through the arrival of the Thomasites and American Protestant church missions.[30] His request would be later endorsed in 1907 by Pope Pius X. An envoy of De La Salle Brothers arrived in 1910. Together with Manila Archbishop Harty, the Brothers searched for a suitable campus. A 13,000 m2 (140,000 sq ft) property in Paco, Manila was purchased for this purpose
The sallista took it inside my heart because I was and of then although it is far away I will have in my mind 😘♥️♥️♥️
5,000 De La Salle Christian Brothers
1,000,000 Lasallians worldwide
1,500 Lasallian educational institutions in 82 countries
Proud lasallian from bacolod city. 💕
lasallian here 💚 ANIMOOO
This song gives me great pain and torture
i remember when its recognition day whould always play this song
Indivisa Manent
Permanently Indivisible
Remain United
ONE LA SALLE!
Live JESUS In Our Hearts, Forever!
OUR DE LA SALLE WAY!
God is our light as we pray "Live Jesus In Our Hearts...Forever!"
Saint Jean Baptiste de La Salle is our spark as we pray and work our Ora et Labora..."I will continue, O my God to do all my actions for the love of you".
In school our Christian Brothers would teach us the Lasallian core values of Religio, Mores et Cultura that define us as Christian Gentlemen and Ladies.
The Brothers continously instill in us the dictum of "Enter to Learn Leave to Serve" as we strive to be Lasallian Christian Achievers for God and Country.
Lasallians always aspire to be like the Christmas Nativity Star from Bethlehem, to be beacons of Hope, to be like our LORD JESUS and our founder Saint Jean Baptiste de La Salle that we may "Lead to Serve" for the greater good of others.
By being selfless in serving others, our 325 year old Lasallian Spirit of "Faith & Zeal" drives us to serve and humbly submit to God's will as we pray..."Domine, Opus Tuum / Lord, the work is yours"
Lasallians must constantly live their mission of being "Signum Fidei" a "Sign of Faith" for others.
Let us all stand united in our spirit of "Indivisa Manent" to be Permanently Indivisible as One La Salle!
This is our way
Our De La Salle way
...AN1MO!
DLSU - De La Salle University, is a member school of a 350 year old international worldwide network of 1,500 Lasallian educational institutions teaching Christian values based education inspired by Saint La Salle's charism. All Lasallian schools are globally established in 6 continents and 82 countries.
Proud to be lasallian from De la salle Lipa
DOMINE, OPUS TUUM
Lord, the work is yours
...Saint La Salle
ANIMO LASALLE💚 proud to be a lasalyano DLSUDasma💚
Indivisa Manent
Permanently Indivisible
United, We Stand
ONE LA SALLE!
One la salle Animo. Proud here!!!
Live by the Spirit of FAITH
Serve with the Spirit of ZEAL
...Saint La Salle
INDIVISA🤝🏻MANENT - 1,500 Lasallian-Catholic educational institutions established globally in 82 countries. ONE✊🏻LA SALLE!
ANIMO LA SALLE! from ANTIPOLO
LS Trivia: Did you know that...Our Pre-War Irish American Christian Brothers of De La Salle College, Taft would often wittingly brag that a Green Archer was born and bred to have A FEATHER ON HIS CAP.
proud lasallian here:)))
Me too
INDIVISA MANENT - Permanently Indivisible - Remain United
One World, One La Salle! - 1,500 Lasallian schools in 82 countries.
One life one heart one commit ment
LS Trivia: La Salle, is a member of a 350 year old international, worldwide network of 1,500 Lasallian schools providing Christian values education in 6 continents and established in 82 countries.
Lasallian from India
Proud to be Lasallian
"De La Salle, as an educational institution always puts a premium on hard work and achievement."
- Brother Andrew Gonzalez FSC
Former DepEd Secretary
Former DLSU President
Proud former lasallian
ANIMO!!
Miko Manguba!! The Best!!!
GOD! Country! La Salle!
Lasallian from PH
Can anyone help me to get lyrics of this song.thanks
Live Jesus in our hearts.....
FOREVER...
And steal HONESTY and INTEGRITY in our HEARTS FOREVER!
Im proud to be lasallian Animo la salle!!!!!
I love la salle
Proud to be Lassalian wohhhooo
THE DE LA SALLE BATTLE SONG*
Come whatever kind of weather
When the old gangs get together
That's the time to think of the days gone by.
Chase your BLUES and cares away
Let's be happy, let's go play
In our hearts this song will never die.
(Chorus)
De La Salle, we're rooting for you!
De La Salle O, can't you see
Every one of us is for you.
We'll cheer you on to Victory
Rah! Rah!
To the Green and to the White...
We will pledge our LOYALTY
And may years add but FAME
To that Grand Old NAME
De La Salle! De La Salle!
(Repeat)
Live the AN1MO!
350 year old Lasallian Spirit of FAITH & ZEAL
very nice but take into account the production be careful with the errors, I am lassallista de corazon
Lasallian FSC
F - Spirit of FAITH
S - Zeal for SERVICE
C - COMMUNION in Mission
I miss La Salle 😪
My favorite
De la salle Dasma.
Animo .💚
"GOD of Love set me aflame with Love for you and my neighbour"
...Saint La Salle
Lasallian from 😍 (Thoothukudi india Tamilnadu)
Animo!
The World's Most Famous and Notable Lasallians -
1. Soccer's G.O.A.T. Brazilian Player - Pele of De La Salle, Brazil
2. Pres. Fidel Castro of De La Salle, Cuba
3. Martial Artist Bruce Lee of La Salle, Hong Kong
4. Matrix actor Keanu Reeves of De La Salle, Canada
5. Face Off actor - Nicolas Cage of De La Salle, USA
6. NBA Hall of Famer and father of LA Laker Kobe Bryant - Joe "Jelly Bean" Bryant athletic director of La Salle, Philadelphia.
7. Notable Hollywood Actress - Michelle Yeoh of Malaysia
8. Former New York Mayor - Rudy Giuliani
9. 007 James Bond Actor - Pierce Brosnan of Ireland
10. Multi-NBA Champion - LA Laker Ron Artest renamed as Metta World Peace
naalala ko pa nung f2f umagang umaga pinapatugtog nila ito haha
I am proud of myself for being a lasallian from pakistan
Live Jesus in our hearts...
Animo De la Salle Philippines
🙏🏻"Every Lasallian educational 🏛institution established, every Lasallian student👨🏻🎓taught is an act of SIGNUM🌟FIDEI."🙏🏻
- 😇 Saint Jean-Baptiste de La Salle, FSC 🌟
Mishal from LaSalle Multan Pakistan 7C
D-LS-U Animo La Salle!
proud lasallian from Philippines
Can you please upload the instrumental version of this, please? LSU Ozamiz here!
The Tradition, History, and Origins of AN1MO LA SALLE!
The valiant battle cry of Animo! means to have the "Spirit and Will to Fight" or being Invictus as a Green Archer to overcome and win against all adversity. Animo La Salle!, the traditional school battle cry, was inspired by Saint Jean-Baptiste de La Salle's Spirit and Charism of "Faith & Zeal" that his first band of De La Salle Christian Brothers strictly adhered to while working for their noble mission and arduous task of saving young, innocent street souls by Teaching Minds, Touching Hearts and Transforming Lives of the very Last, the Least and the Lost among the most venerable, neglected and outcasted youth of Europe.
The Lasallian spirit of "Faith/Hope" is symbolized by a radiant Signum Fidei Star, inspired by the Nativity Star of Christmas Eve. Saint La Salle together with his first band of Christian Brothers undertook a heroic vow for their noble mission of giving hope by providing a more promising and brighter future through their tuition-free Lasallian brand of GOD-centered, Catholic education to thousands of uneducated poor children of France 350 years ago.
The Lasallian spirit of "Zeal/Courage" on the other hand, is symbolized by three broken chevrons that represent the three broken leg bones painfully suffered by Warrior Chieftain Johan Salla of Atphonus the Chaste, King of Oviedo, Spain, who was the great grandfather of Saint La Salle who fought several battles while defending to protect Christian Spain from the marauding Eastern Moorish armies. The ancient broken chevrons can be seen on the 1000-year-old royal coat of arms of the De La Salle family of Spain and France. The ancient family motto is Indivisa Manent, Latin for "Permanently Indivisible", which gave rise to the modern centennial motto of the 16 Christian Brother educational institutions of De La Salle Philippines perpetually indivisible as "One La Salle!".
never shall we fall ♡
Yep!
Animo!
GREEN ARCHER Battle Song
(Bugle blast)...RAH! RAH! RAH!
(Bugle blast)...RAH! RAH! RAH!
On into the fight, Green Archers...(FIGHT!)
Fight for Victory...
(GREEN! WHITE! FIGHT!)
For La Salle, you valiant marchers...(RAH!)
Ever Fighters be...
(RAH! RAH! RAH!)
Glory for La Salle Green Archers...(FIGHT!)
Our Motto ever be...
(GREEN! WHITE! FIGHT!)
Let your Arrows Fly True, Archers
‘Till we Down the Enemy...
(FIGHT! FIGHT! FIGHT!)
Repeat
🙏🏻"Every Lasallien educational institution🏛️established, every Lasallien student 👨🏻🎓taught is an act of SIGNUM🌟FIDEI."🙏🏻
- 😇 Saint Jean-Baptiste de La Salle, FSC 🌟
Lasallian Ethos
RELIGIO, MORES Et CULTURA
DLSU - De La Salle University
Proud to be from La Salle 😍
ANIMOOOOOOOO!!!
HAIL HAIL HAIL ANIMO LASALLE!
be Signum Fidei
be a Sign of FAITH
Live JESUS In Our Hearts, Forever!
be LASALLIAN!
THE GREEN ARCHER BATTLE SONG*
(Bugle blast) Rah! Rah! Rah!
(Bugle blast) Rah! Rah! Rah!
On into the Fight, Green Archers, (WHITE!)
Fight to Victory, (GREEN! WHITE! FIGHT!)
For LA SALLE, you Valiant Marchers (Rah!)
Ever Fighters be. (Rah! Rah! Rah!)
Glory for LA SALLE Green Archers. (FIGHT!)
Our motto ever be (Green! White! Fight!)
Let your Arrows fly true, Archers
Till we down / beat the enemy.
(FIGHT! FIGHT! FIGHT!)
(Repeat)
Two Lasallian symbols play a very significant role in the life of the Brothers and the members of the Lasallian Family. The Signum Fidei Star and the Broken Chevrons / Broken Bones of the Indivisa Manent.
The Nativity Star of Bethlehem and Signum Fidei / Sign of Faith: The five pointed star at the center is the Signum Fidei Star. It is the Sign of Faith and the symbol officially used by the Institute of Brothers of the Christian Schools (Fraternum Scholarum Christianarum) abbreviated as F.S.C. also known as the De La Salle Brothers in 82 countries. It has as its origin the Star of Bethlehem which led the Magi (wise men of the East) to the birth of Christ. The Signum Fidei Star is a Sign of Faith that has led countless Brothers and members of the Lasallian Family in doing the Lasallian Mission in many parts of the world.
The Broken Chevrons / Bones and Indivisa Manent / Permanently Indivisible - One La Salle!: The house of De La Salle was first established in Urgel, an area of Catalonia, Spain, where the form of the family name was “Salla.” The head of the family, "Johan Salla", Warrior in Chief of Atphonus the Chaste, King of Oviedo, expelled the Moors from Urgel and reestablished the Episcopal See in 818. The broken legs he sustained during combat as he fought side by side with his king are the origin of the broken chevrons on the De La Salle’s coat of arms.*
In the thirteenth century, the La Salle family migrated to the Basque province in the south of France, and though their name became French, they retained “Salla!” as their battle cry. The ancient motto of the family is “Que sien toustem ligato amasse,” which in Gascon dialect means “Let us all be united!” or “Let us all stick together!” The Rheims branch of the family translated this motto into the Latin “Indivisa Manent,” which is the present wording of the motto on the coat of arms, literally translated as “Permanently Indivisible”. The latin phrase is translated into the present tag line “One La Salle”. The broken chevrons and the motto speak of the courage and commitment that the family of De La Salle wishes to convey in every generation and the importance of remaining undivided at different levels: the personal level, the family/organizational level, and the network of Lasallian schools as we know it today in the Philippines and around the world.
LaSalle!!!!
❤️
im another proud Lasallian here
Cool😍 do you have the lyrics of this song??
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Animo💚🏹
Proud Lasallian of the Philippines
Hello i'm Lasallian from Indonesia😀
hola, saludos... alguien me puede proveer de la letra de esta canción porfavor? Nice , someone could send me the letter of this song, please? If you can ... I´d be glad...I need it for teach to my students for a talent show... thanks a lot!!