FAMVIN: The International Vincentian Family

Sr. Caridad Tatayon, DC, Senior Vice President for Mission Integration , St. Francis Medical Center, a native Filipina, is featured in Asian News and provides an overview of the Daughters of Charity work in health care. (Sister is pictured with the Mayor of Los Angeles.)

“No Budget Productions” strikes again! Sr. Elizabeth Sjoberg, DC lets Sisters who have lived in community for many years explain why community is such an important part of the call to be a Daughter of Charity. They say so much in just two minutes. Click on “Read More” to view the video.

Africa, Asia, Latin America, Middle East. These are but some of the places the Daughters of Charity serve. See concrete projects they are engaged in . Housing for Teachers, Congo; Pastoral Center, India; a Technical School, Bolivia; Bathroom Facilities for Retreat Center and a Medical Dispensary, Egypt; Generators for the Daughters of Charity School, Lebanon…

The Daughters of Charity (Australia) Website reports that approximately 50 Daughters of Charity from the Province of Australia gathered together recently in Baulkham Hills (Sydney), to share their dreams and vision the future together. To read the report and view photos, go the link DAUGHTERS OF CHARITY .

The St. Louis Review has a wonderful series of articles and videos celebrating the Daughters of Charity place special to the Vincentian Family in St. Louis.

Proyecto Juan Diego, located in Brownsville, Texas recently sponsored a mini-marathon. View the moving video. Proyecto Juan Diego is a ministry of the Daughters of Charity of St.Vincent de Paul.