“Did anyone bring their hymnals?” a student whispered, clutching their tattered notebook. We’re standing before the De La Salle Chapel, a testament to the enduring spirit of the De La Salle Brothers in Papua New Guinea. Their mission, deeply rooted in education, has touched countless lives since their arrival in 1946. You see, these weren’t just missionaries; they were pioneers. They came with a vision to empower Papua New Guinean youth through education, establishing teacher training colleges and schools in even the most remote areas. The De La Salle Chapel represents their commitment to nurturing not just minds, but also hearts and souls. They understood that education, especially in a nation as diverse as Papua New Guinea, needed to be deeply intertwined with faith and cultural understanding. Today, their legacy resonates strongly. The De La Salle Brothers and their dedicated partners continue to champion education in Papua New Guinea, ensuring that the flame of knowledge and faith continues to burn bright.
De La Salle Chapel
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