Quiz 1 Flashcards
The duties required in this position in the Cathedral were related principally to public prayer, especially the daily chanting in the cathedral choir of the liturgy of the hours.
Canon of the Cathedral of Reims
This is the “last words” of St. John Baptist De la Salle:
I adore in all things the will of God in my regard
The De La Salle family is a well respected member of the upper-middle class whose household routine was governed by the rules of correct and conventional social behavior. There were servants, though not many full-time, to spare the children from having to do menial or disagreeable chores.
TRUE
A Brother is a priest, a catechist, an educator in the faith for his pupils.
FALSE
A rite of shaving one’s head as a sign of dedication to God is called
Tonsure
The “Brothers” are a teaching order of men who were to be neither “secular” nor “clerics” and are dedicated to teaching.
TRUE
At the age of 11, DLS received this _______ which consisted in a ritual clipping of hair from the crown of the head in the style of the ancient monk
that marked the formal entrance of a candidate for the priesthood into the clerical state.
CLERICAL TONSURE
De la Salle’s mother, Nicole Moet came from a noble family who ran a successful clothing business
FALSE
At the age of 20, the deaths of St. John Baptist de La Salle’s grandparents were the two major events that changed his life.
FALSE
It is the statement DLS pronounced at his deathbed, which is said to be the summary of his life of faith and zeaI.
“Yes, I adore in all things the guidance of God in my regard”
The first La Salle school in the Philippines was at Paco, just outside the walls of the old city of Manila,
True
The promise of De la Salle together with 2 Brothers to maintain the existence of Brothers of the Christian Schools even if they have to beg for alms was called
HEROIC VOW
The College department came to existence with Mrs. Elsie Rabago as the Officer-in-Charge
TRUE
The Vow that states that they will stay together for the sake of the mission even if all others left and were obliged to beg for alms and live by bread and water alone.
Heroic Vow
The Birthplace of John Baptist de la Salle was in
Rheims, France
DLS was born on April 30, 1651 in
Rheims, France
The person who asked the help of De la Salle to open a school for boys in Rheims was
Adrien Nyel
Everyone leaves behind a legacy after they die, but only few people leave behind a legacy worth talking about.
TRUE
The ‘Brothers’ are religious educators, thus, they dedicate their whole life and strength to the mission of educating married couples about living life to the full.
FALSE
A two-piece white collar that is part of the FSC habit is called
Rabat
The man De la Salle met who changed the course of his life as a priest—the visible beginning of his involvement in the world of education for the poor boys was
Adrien Nyel
DLS’s Spiritual Director who introduced him to the academe and motivated him to take evening courses in Theology was
Nicholas Roland
Legacy is something that a person leaves behind to be remembered by. It may be a story of some one’s life, the things they did, places they went, goals they accomplished, their failures, and more.
True
She is the sister of De la Salle who entered the convent of the Canosses of St. Augustine in Rheims at 16 years old but died suddenly at the age of 25.
Rose Marie
The ordinary shepherdess who became the retreat master of John Baptist de la Salle in Parmenie.
Sr. Louise
The formation house of the Lasalle Brothers is called
Novitiate
De la Salle is a priest and, at the same time, he became a Brother as well.
TRUE
FALSE
TRUE
Old, tired and weary De La Salle met this sister who seems to be a providential encounter without which the work of De La Salle might have perished without a trace.
Sister Louise
The kind of community that De la Salle left behind after His death is
Community of Brothers
John Baptist De Lasalle’s father is a great politician during his time, fighting for the least the last and the lost.
FALSE
