Have Faith in our Heart

What does "Pananampalataya" mean in your everyday life?

• • Faith is not really important.

• Faith is something for Sundays only.

• Every step has meaning and a connection to faith.

• Faith feels burdensome.

How do you put "Capable of Leading" into practice when you're in a leadership role?

• Leading is just not my thing.

• I follow others without question.

• I recognize my ability to lead with principles.

• Leadership doesn't matter much.

What's the purpose of embracing Lasallian guiding principles?

• It doesn't really matter.

• To find meaning in life.

• You can choose to follow them or not.

• Guiding principles seem limiting.

How can you continue integrating Faith and being a Lasallian into your daily life?

• Forget about it.

• Share your thoughts on social media.

• Apply the teachings in your everyday life

• Reflection is not that important.

Why is expressing gratitude important in the context of faith?

• It's not really necessary.

• Gratitude connects us to God's blessings.

• Expressing gratitude feels like a chore.

• Faith doesn't need thankfulness.

What does it mean to "acknowledge your ability to lead with principles"?

• Leading is not for me

• Leadership is about power.

• Recognizing that you can lead with values.

• Leadership is only for special people.

In a Lasallian context, why is commitment important in living out faith?

• Commitment isn't really crucial.

• Commitment feels burdensome.

• Consistently committing reflects living out faith.

• Commitment is optional

How can the guiding principles shape your daily decisions and actions?

• They don't really matter.

• They're only for big decisions.

• They should guide every decision and action.

• Principles are irrelevant.

Why is finding purpose in every action rooted in faith significant?

• There's no need for a purpose.

• Purpose gives life direction.

• Purpose feels burdensome.

• Faith doesn't require purpose.

Why is continuous reflection important in maintaining faith and Lasallian Core Values?

• Reflection is a waste of time.

• Reflecting only on Sundays is enough.

• It helps integrate faith into daily life

• Reflection is for specific individuals.