A Lasallian leader exudes the spirit
of modesty, politeness and good
order. No crass or harsh words are
uttered and fear is eschewed.
Instead compassion, self-mastery
and good humor are exuded as
evidence of a wise and mature
mind.
A Lasallian leader avoids
unnecessary talk. He teaches the
art of being silent and that of
speaking opportunely. Experience
is telling. In choosing silence, he
reserves his words for the best
time and reason.
A Lasallian leader is a person of
character, true to himself, and not
caught in titles, honors and fame.
Prudence makes one see what is
necessary from what is to be
avoided, thereby, turning away
from regrettable understandings. A
Lasallian leader must deliberate
carefully, judge rightly and order
his affairs properly.
Zeal is the energy to pursue to the
glory of God with great affection. A
Lasallian leader is a passionate
individual who leads by example.
Patience makes us overcome
without murmuring and with
submission to the will of God all
the evils and cares of this life. A
Lasallian leader understands that
patience is not a shield or a respite
from suffering.
Reserve is a quality that fuels us to
think, speak and act with
moderation, discretion, and
modesty. A Lasallian leader knows
that a careless or impassioned
word, gesture or reaction can
create unjustified attention.
Gentleness brings out goodness,
sensitivity and tenderness. A
Lasallian leader judges and
corrects without harshness,
behaves in accordance to good
principles, and acts with simplicity
and uprightness.
To a Lasallian leader, wisdom is a
sublime science which directs
behavior and balances passions for
the genuine happiness of all. It
enables him to discern signs and
patterns. It allows for the greater
appreciation of the eternal, enriching
himself and the community he
deserves.
Vigilance makes us diligent, allows
is to accomplish that which is good
and enables us to fulfill our
obligations worthy.
Through piety, a Lasallian leader
fulfills worthily his duties for God.
He guides and leads others in
religious sentiments. He teaches
others to make their actions
meritorious by offering them to
God and knowing how to ask for
help to perform his duties well.
Generosity allows a Lasallian
leader to sacrifice voluntarily his
personal interests for the benefit of
others. This virtue seeks to make
o t h e r s h a p p y, w h e t h e r b y
instructions, advice, or through
good example with no other motive
than to serve and glorify God.