The Catholic Religious Organizations of Students (CROSs) is the coordinating body of Catholic religious organizations in De La Salle University. The body is under the auspices of the Lasallian Pastoral Office. Its function is to help build Christian communities in …
Lasallian Youth Corps Vision-Mission The Lasallian Youth Corps (LSYC) is a community dedicated towards providing humanitarian, environmental, and religious oriented service in manifestation of the Lasallian core values of faith, service, and communion through holistic transformation of character. Location 12th …
The Catholic Religious Organizations of Students (CROSs) is the coordinating body of Catholic religious organizations in De La Salle University. The body is under the auspices of the Lasallian Pastoral Office. Its function is to help build Christian communities in …
The Student Lasallian Animators is a community of student and youth ministers that help the Lasallian Pastoral Office in administering its services. The SLAs, together with LSPO volunteers and partners work hand-in-hand in the different formation programs. They animate through …
THE LASALLIAN PASTORAL OFFICE The Lasallian Pastoral Office (LSPO) leads the members of the DLSU community towards faith-life integration and in becoming authentic disciples and prophetic citizens through worship and liturgical celebrations, spiritual formation, community-building activities, and research on spirituality …
Location 12th Floor, Br. Andrew Gonzales Hall 2401 Taft Avenue, Malate 0922 Manila, Philippines Contact Us [email protected] Like & Follow Us Facebook: DLSU LSPO Instagram: @dlsulspo Twitter: @dlsulspo
The DLSU Senior High School Ministry caters to the Lasallian and spiritual formation and liturgical needs of the DLSU Senior High School Students in Manila Campus. The ministry’s main aim is to form the Senior High School Students in developing …
LASARE3 Lasallian Integrating Retreat is an online spiritual retreat experience offered to undergraduate students either in their third year or terminal year. Through silence, prayer, listening, meditation, and contemplation, students are invited to reflect on the past two or three …