This image of the Founder hangs on the wall of the front parlor at Christian Brothers School in New Orleans.

This modern statue of De La Salle can be found in front of Cathedral-Carmel School, Lafayette.

An area outside the chapel of Catholic High School, New Iberia, LA, has this statue of St. La Salle as its focal point.

Vistors to Cathedral High School in El Paso are greeted with this image of St. La Salle.

Visitors to De La Salle High School in New Orleans view this bas relief of the Founder and school's namesake at the St. Charles Avenue entrance.

This metal cast statue of a young De La Salle occupies a central place in the Holy Family Chapel at Magnolia.

This icon of De La Salle, hangs in a hallway of Mullen High School, Denver.

A modern ceramic tile interpretation of St. La Salle hangs in a hallway at Archbishop Rummel High School, New Orleans.

Modeled after the ceramic tile image, this banner of De La Salle hangs in the Brothers' house at Mullen in Denver.

The statue of St. John Baptist de La Salle is the centerpiece of a garden at St. Paul's, Covington.

A mosaic of the Founder occupies a prominent spot in the administration wing of Mullen High School, Denver.

Found at the entrance to the cafeteria building at Magnolia, this painted plaster statue depicts De La Salle teaching.

St. La Salle is the subject of this detail from a large mural in the lobby of St. Michael's High School, Santa Fe,

This plaster and painted image of St. La Salle is found at the end of a hallway at Archbishop Rummel High School, Metaire, LA.

The first thing a visitor to "Magnolia" (Lafayette) sees at the end of the oak alley entrance is this statue of St. La Salle.

This reredos of St. La Salle and Brother Saints can be found at the chapel entrance in the Rilko Events Center at Mullen High School, Denver.

Statue of Saint La Salle outside the Rilko Events Center of J.K. Mullen High School, Denver.

This carved wood bust of St. La Salle is found in the Brothers' chapel at Magnolia.

This close-up detail from a painting by the Italian artist Giovanni Gagliardi is a very popular image of De La Salle.

Brother Jerome Cox, FSC, of the Midwest District, created this modern rendition of De La Salle with students.

Brother Jerome Cox, FSC, of the Midwest District created this statue of the Founder.

Brother Jerome Cox of the Midwest District created this image of St. La Salle in 1995.

This icon was created in 1998 by Simeon, a monk of the Light of Christ Monastery in Borrego Springs, CA.

This statue is a reproduction of one by Falguiere for the top of a fountain monument to De La Salle in the French city of Rouen where the saint died in 1719.

Although St. John Baptist de La Salle was proclaimed "Patron of All Teachers" by Pope Pius XII in 1950, St. Aloysius Gonzaga is known as the Patron of Youth.

Santa Fe artist Frederico Vigil painted this mural in 1986. It is part of a larger scene in which De La Salle is placed in the outstretched arms of Jesus.

De La Salle is in the center of the panel with (clockwise from the upper right) St. Mutien-Marie Wiaux, Blessed Brother Solomon Leclerq, Saint Benilde Romancon, and Saint Miguel Febres Cordero surrounding him.. Ricardo Montoya of Santa Fe created this reredos and was donated to the school by Ms. Erma Boltman in 1998.

The traditional image has been modernized and includes both a boy and girl to reflect the present reality of our coed schools like Mullen.

The bust, which originally occupied a prominent space at the now-closed Brothers' residence of De La Salle High School, NO, was carved by Mexican artist Rocha.