Here is another in our series of “Praying Our Heritage.” The series illustrates quotes from key figures in the Vincentian Heritage.
Here is another in our series of “Praying Our Heritage.” The series illustrates quotes from key figures in the Vincentian Heritage.
Let the image and the quote sink in, and take root. These images might surprise you into prayer at various points in your day.
“A picture is worth a thousand words!”
A picture can also raise many questions…
- Can I imagine myself in this picture?
- Where and how are we in the Vincentian Family walking the back streets of our world?
For the more visually oriented among us, you don’t have to wait for the weekly image on Tuesday. You can browse for yourself. You can even search for images related to key words. Visit and search VinFormation’s database of prayer images.
We hope you will enjoy these time-release prayer capsules!
We would also welcome you sharing with all of us images that inspired you to prayer.
It is said that as archbishop of Lima, Perú, Emilio Lissón, C.M. (1872-1961) used to visit the districts where the poor lived. During one of these visits, a family approached him in an ALLEY to ask for money. Since he did not have it, the archbishop removed his episcopal ring and gave it to the family so they could pawn it (see https://famvin.org/wiki/Emilio_Francisco_Lisson_Chavez).