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Ladies of Charity USA offer resources for Lent

Ladies of Charity USA offer resources for Lent

The website of the Ladies of Charity USA (LCUSA) continues its weekly Lenten reflections.

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Past President of the Ladies of Charity died Oct. 17

Past President of the Ladies of Charity died Oct. 17

Nancy Dunne died at her home on Holmes Beach, FL.  She was in no pain and life expired while she was in a deep sleep.  

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New version of AIC website

AIC has revised its website in a very attractive way and with easier navigation. AIC an independent international association of national member associations. Read more background on terminology relating to AIC and groups such as LCUSA.

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Patricia de Nava video presentation “Systemic Change”

Patricia de Nava video presentation “Systemic Change”

Vincentian Chair of Social Justice Lecture “Vincentian Tradition and Systemic Change” presentation of Patricia P. de Nava, Ladies of Charity-International Association of Charities (AIC), Liaison to the Vincentian Family and Vincentian Commission for Promoting Systemic Change January 29, 2009

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Prominent members of the Vincentian Family honored by St. John’s University

Prominent members of the Vincentian Family honored by St. John’s University

Patricia de Nava, Liaison from the Association of International Charity (AIC) to the Vincentian Family Conferral received the degree of the Doctor of Humane Letters . Joseph Flannigan, National President Society of St. Vincent DePaul received the St. Vincent de Paul Medal.

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First university-based unit of the Ladies of Charity USA

First university-based unit of the Ladies of Charity USA

Today marks the first ever university-based unit of the the Ladies of Charity USA (LCUSA) affiliation of some 35 administrators, faculty and staff of SJU as members of the LCUSA. See the Vincentian Encyclopedia for more background on the Ladies of Charity and the international group  (AIC) of which it is a member.

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