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John Baptist De La Salle The home where De La Salle was born and raised to the age of 13. This home is where his character was formed through the influence of his parents, his relatives, and his younger siblings.
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Link John followed the courses in morals at the seminary and the courses in theology at the Sorbourne
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Link This building is called Hotel de Postes. It was associated with a mail distributer in former times
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Link Today a post office, De La Salle moved here with his family in 1664 when he was thirteen years old. He would live here until the age of 31, taking care of his brothers and sisters after his parents died suddenly within 18 months of one another. The house was sold by the family in 1682 and no trace of it remains. This is also where his father died.
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Link De La Salle leaves Paris to live at Saint Yon in Rouen, where he continues his work on his Meditations, teaches prayer to the novices, and works with the most serious prison cases.
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Link The 2nd General Chapter begins, with 16 Directors representing 102 Brothers. DLS is present, but he does not attend the election of the Superior General or the discussion of improving the Rule. DLS is asked to take the discussion results and craft the new Rule.
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Link De La Salle passes away at 4:00 AM on Good Friday. Brother Barthelemy, who was with him, suggested that he offer up his sufferings, to which he replied: 'Yes, I adore God guiding me in all the events of my life.
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Fr Flanagan Link GoogleFr Flanagan was the founder for Boys Town and a DLS brother
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De La Salle.org Twelve Irish and French brothers arrived in Sydney.
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Link A month after the brothers arrived the De La Salle College Armidale was built
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Established Date Boys Town was established by Fr Flanagan
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Link Fr Edward J, Flanagan died in Berlin, Germany.
