Santiago Rodríguez Mancini, FSC, MA
Abstract
The author invites us to consider the history of the creation of a document of the District of Argentina-Paraguay that served as the basis for Lasallian Formation for the Mission: The Pilgrim’s Handbook. In doing so, he puts in context its birth and clarifies both the origin of the vocabulary that seeks to renew the approach to the formation of Brothers and Lay Partners and to highlight some of its main concepts and notions, particularly the idea that experiences are the content of formation.
Full Text
Formation: A Lifelong Itinerary
Keywords
formation, formative itinerary, formation programs, formation domains, formative experience
About the Author
Brother Santiago Rodríguez-Mancini was born in Buenos Aires (Argentina) in 1960. He joined the De La Salle Brothers in 1978. He has completed studies as a teacher, catechist, professor of religious sciences, Bachelor’s degree in humanities focused in Arts and Philosophy. He has completed a Master’s degree in Philosophy, Religion and contemporary Culture (UNC) with a work on the aesthetic experience as a place of formation of the believing conscience. He has published several books and articles on spirituality of educators, educational pastoral and school catechesis. He has worked as a teacher at primary, secondary and higher education levels. He was Rector of the Instituto Superior De La Salle of Buenos Aires and Director of the Pastoral Institute of Adolescence. In his congregation he has also coordinated the District Formation Commission. He has been a formator of Brothers in all stages and in several countries of Latin America and the Caribbean. He has been Provincial Visitor of Argentina-Paraguay. He was recently appointed the Director of the Generalate of the Brothers of the Christian Schools in Rome and the Director of the Office of Data Management and Research of the Institute.