Welcome to our LV Shared Blog, a space to capture the thoughts and experiences of the 2021-2022 Lasallian Volunteers— 16 voices strong with a lot to say. Each of their posts will reflect on different aspects of their journey through a year of faith, service, and community as they serve those in need throughout the United States. You will hear from a different LV who will be sharing a little about their service year. May their stories inspire you to make an impact as they remember, reflect and write.
Sarah Sprinkle: What Does it Mean to Stay?
About a year ago, a question popped into my head that I wasn’t quite able to fully shake. In... Read More
Calvin Gill: The Season of Transition
This entire LV experience has been eye-opening for me. Since graduating from Christian Brothers University just eight months ago,... Read More
Kaiyun Chen: Laughter That Lasts
One Friday, right outside the school entrance, the fifth graders had just come back from recess and lined up,... Read More
Olivia Brophy: Adaptability Amidst Uncertainty
It is a truth universally acknowledged that any young person serving as a Lasallian Volunteer must be adaptable. Over... Read More
Racheal Bailey: The Tohono O’odham made it to Philadelphia!
I am a member of the Tohono O’odham Nation, we are the “Desert People.” On the first day of school... Read More
Max Conrad: Vocation, Seeing the Bigger Picture
The first year doing anything is hard. Moving the furthest from home you’ve ever lived or adapting to new... Read More