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This podcast focuses primarily on exploring Lasallian history, delves into current research and documents, and shares inspiring stories of notable Lasallian Brothers and Partners. Artificial Intelligence will play a crucial role in content generation, voiceovers, and sound design, I refer to them "Ai-rtists." I hope that this podcast can become a valuable resource and inspiration for Lasallians all over the world.

05/10/2025

S2-E5 Br Anthony Ferdinand (1894-1961)

George Henry Kilbourn, born in Brooklyn, New York, in 1894, became Brother Anthony Ferdinand after joining the Saint Joseph's Normal Institute. He dedicated many years to missionary work in the Philippines, arriving in 1914 as the youngest Brother sent to the mission. There, he taught, became involved in the Boy Scouts, and was known for his kindness and effectiveness as an educator. Despite some disagreements due to his strong will, he served in various locations, including Hong Kong and San Francisco, before ultimately returning to the Philippines, where he celebrated 50 years of service. He died in Manila in 1961.

6 min
05/03/2025

S1-E15 Br Meldan Treanor (1915-1995)

Brother Meldan Treanor, born in 1915 as James Myles Treanor in County Monaghan, Ireland, was a dedicated De La Salle Brother known for his love of Irish culture and music, particularly the flute. He embarked on missionary work in Southeast Asia, facing challenges such as tuberculosis and the Second World War, which led him to endure hardship in a jungle settlement. He was a skilled and respected teacher in Singapore and Hong Kong for many years. Despite recurring health issues, he remained a resilient and dedicated Brother until he died in Ireland in 1995.

7 min
04/26/2025

S2-E4 Br Raymund Jeffrey (1929-1958)

Brother Raymund Jeffrey, originally Charles Joseph Biehle, dedicated his short life to teaching and coaching in the Philippines, moving between Manila, Bacolod, and Iligan City. Despite his early death from endocarditis, his energetic commitment to education and athletics left a lasting impact on his students. His story serves as a reminder to live with passion and dedication.

4 min
04/19/2025

S1-E14 Br Felix Sheehan (1912-1986)

Brother Felix Sheehan, born Denis Sheehan in County Tipperary, Ireland, was known for his blend of humor and seriousness. Joining the De La Salle Brothers, he embarked on a missionary journey to the Far East, teaching in Malaysia and Hong Kong, where he would spend most of his life. His experiences included navigating the challenges of World War II, and he later became a dedicated Director of La Salle College in Kowloon, working tirelessly to rebuild the school and support the community, especially the disadvantaged.

6 min
04/12/2025

S2-E3 Br Lucian Athanasius FSC (1911-1950)

This episode delves into the remarkable life of Brother Lucian Athanasius, formerly James Hyde Reinhart, tracing his journey from a Kansas City youth to a pivotal figure in Philippine education. From early dedication to the religious life, through wartime internment, to his unwavering commitment to rebuilding De La Salle College, his story highlights a life of service and impactful legacy.

3 min
04/05/2025

S2-E2 Br Imar William (1885-1949)

Brother William, a dedicated educator at De La Salle College, played multiple pivotal roles, including Grade School Principal and advisor to the College Board of Trustees. His focus on the well-being and education of younger students, exemplified by his annual guidance on First Communion preparations, showcased his caring nature behind a stern facade. Respected for his discipline and joviality, Brother William's enduring impact on students and the educational system, highlighted by his studies in Malaya, marks a significant contribution to the school's history and the broader educational landscape.

3 min
03/29/2025

S2-E1 Br Ptolomee Lewis (1878-1936)

Br. Ptolomee Louis, also known as Louis Duffaux, was a French linguist and scholar born in 1878. Being a member of the Order since 1903, he underwent religious education in France and the United States amidst the Brothers' expulsion from France. We delve into his linguistic and scholarly contributions, shedding light on his significant role in religious studies and linguistic research.

2 min
03/22/2025

S1-E13 Br Henry Pang (1920-1993)

Brother Henry Pang's upbringing in 1920s China underlines the influence of his father's compassionate nature and connection with a local parish priest. Despite the turbulent times in China, marked by political executions, Brother Henry's family found solace in Hong Kong under the guidance of Bishop Valtorta. His account of a significant family baptism in 1931, led by Bishop Valtorta, sheds light on their deepening ties with Catholicism amidst social upheaval, showcasing a blend of personal history with broader historical events.

2 min

This podcast focuses primarily on exploring Lasallian history, delves into current research and documents, and shares inspiring stories of notable Lasallian Brothers and Partners. Artificial Intelligence will play a crucial role in content generation, voiceovers, and sound design, I refer to them "Ai-rtists." I hope that this podcast can become a valuable resource and inspiration for Lasallians all over the world.

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