Tag Archives: MISEVI
Who are they – MISEVI: Lay Vincentian Missionaries

Who are they – MISEVI: Lay Vincentian Missionaries

” MISEVI was born small but it has been called to become great” writes Felipe Nieto, C.M. in his presentation of  ”MISEVI: Lay Vincentian Missionaries”. The article reviews MISEVI’S Identity, Goal, Structure and  Projects. A Little History At the dawn of the Millennium there was the first International Assembly of MISEVIat Los Molinos (Madrid); an event [...]

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International Statutes of the MISEVI

An English translation of the new Statutes of Vincentian Secular Missionaries have been published on the Spanish language site Somos Vicentianos. Related FAMVIN Posts:Who are they – MISEVI: Lay Vincentian MissionariesVincentian Lay MissionariesBe the “saint” in St. John’s University Be the "saint" in St. John's UniversityVincentian Lay Missionaries (MISEVI) international statutes

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Be the “saint” in St. John’s University

An innovative Campus Ministry Lenten  initiative, “Be a Saint”, invites students to grow and learn about the University’s Catholic and Vincentian identity and how it can help transform their life and the life of the St. John’s community. In short, pray, learn and serve. Throughout the semester, they are invited to grow closer to God through prayer,  learn about [...]

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Be the "saint" in St. John's University

Be the "saint" in St. John's University

An innovative Campus Ministry Lenten  initiative, “Be a Saint”, invites students to grow and learn about the University’s Catholic and Vincentian identity and how it can help transform their life and the life of the St. John’s community. In short, pray, learn and serve. Throughout the semester, they are invited to grow closer to God through prayer,  learn about [...]

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Vincentian Lay Missionaries (MISEVI) international statutes

Vincentian Lay Missionaries (MISEVI) international statutes

The Superior General writes…”In recent years MISEVI has been valued as a new entity in the Vincentian Family, an entity that has spontaneously arisen in different countries, among people with different cultures, but among people who share a common characteristic, namely, an enthusiasm and a generosity with regard to the task of evangelization and a [...]

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Advent: Renew Life (Reflection from MiSeVi-Guinea)

The Advent season always makes me think of what life would be, the world, if we lived out of hope, with a new heart, the things of everday life. Not even having to change much of what we already do, we may only need to look at what God has already created, his magnificent work, [...]

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MISEVI Assembly 2010 || Final Document

MISEVI Assembly 2010 || Final Document

“Having met at the retreat house of the Daughters of Charity “Los Pinos”, Bogotá, Colombia, the Third International Assembly of MISEVI was carried out, with representations from Colombia, Venezuela, USA, Italy, Brazil, Spain, El Salvador, Costa Rica, Argentina and Mexico, with a total of 53 assembly members….” begins the report of the final document of [...]

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MISEVI Assembly 2010 || Chronicles

MISEVI Assembly 2010 || Chronicles

All the daily chronicles of the MISEVI Assembly in Bogotá (February 5, 6, & 7, 2010) are now available on the MISEVI International website. “I think MISEVI INTERNATIONAL is growing up;” says the writer. Related FAMVIN Posts:Vincentian Youth win state award in AlaskaWho are they – MISEVI: Lay Vincentian MissionariesSuperior General asks us all to [...]

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MISEVI Elects New Council

MISEVI Elects New Council

As part of their assembly doings, the official representatives to the Third Assembly have elected a new coordinating council. Related FAMVIN Posts:MISEVI General Assembly OpensWho are they – MISEVI: Lay Vincentian MissionariesIt's "Hands On" for CM Students in ChileMISEVI Assembly 2010 || Final DocumentFebruary Newsletter of Vincentian Marian Youth

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MISEVI General Assembly Opens

The Third General Assembly of los Misioneros Seglares Vicencianos (Vincentian Lay Missionaries) has begun in Bogotá, Colombia. Opening with a Eucharistic celebration which included a procession of flags from the countries represented, the Missionaries were joined by members of the Vincentian Family in Colombia. Related FAMVIN Posts:MISEVI Elects New CouncilWho are they – MISEVI: Lay [...]

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