On Saturday May 8th Lasallian women gathered online to make space for reflection, time out and to share their experiences of the past 15 months.

The team at Benildus Pastoral Centre are refusing to let the pandemic hold them back as they take to the road to deliver retreats.

After what has been a very challenging year for staff and students alike a special treat was organised for our Founder’s Day at De La Salle College, Macroom.

St Margaret Ward Catholic Academy continue to live the Lasallian values by working in collaboration with The Hubb Foundation, The Hygiene Bank and The Port Vale Foundation throughout the Covid-19 pandemic.

Br. Kieran O’Callaghan, from the Castletown Monastery Community, has provided an article that reminds us of the great work being carried out by our Pastoral Centres and the vital role they play.

Ella Butterworth raised over £500 for our local Hospice, Willowbrook by painting pebbles and selling them during lockdown.

Angelo Magro, from Stella Maris Malta Year 3, has taken part in Europe’s biggest online orchestra, and guess what? A new world record has been set.

Br John Deeney remembers one of the truly inspirational Brothers of our time, Br. James Kimpton who spent his life living the Lasallian values. He was an English Brother who went to work in Ceylon and then in India. He began in Tamil Nadu a work now called Reaching The Unreached (RTU).

The District Leadership Team, on behalf of all the Councils, Committees and groups who have worked on the preparation of this initiative, officially launched the Lasallian Awards 2021 on Wednesday April 7th, the Feast Day of John Baptist de La Salle.

Students at St Simon Stock Catholic School are being encouraged to take part in the Lasallian Awards initiative which has recently been introduced at the school.

The ASSEDIL Gathering will take place on March 25th and 26th this year from 9.30am to 11am GMT (10.30am to Noon in Malta) as a way of supporting each other in these difficult times.