Experience the Legacy of St. Vincent de Paul: Free Screening of Monsieur Vincent (1947)

by | Jan 20, 2025 | News | 1 comment

Experience the Legacy of St. Vincent de Paul with a Special Screening

In celebration of its 400th anniversary, the Congregation of the Mission is offering a remarkable gift to the entire Vincentian Family: the opportunity to watch Monsieur Vincent (1947), the award-winning film that has introduced countless people to the life and mission of St. Vincent de Paul.

This captivating French-language film portrays St. Vincent’s unyielding efforts to bridge the gap between peasants and nobles during the devastating Black Death in Europe, continuing his charitable mission despite immense challenges.

You can enjoy this cinematic treasure from the comfort of your personal device, with your family or community on an internet-connected television, or even in a large group with the film projected onto a screen. All you’ll need is strong internet access and the link we’ll provide after you register.

Register here to see the film: Click to Register

Important Details:

  • Mark your calendar: January 24, 25, or 26
  • Language: French (subtitles for additional languages are being finalized)
  • Access: Global rights are still being negotiated, and your early registration helps us prepare for a wider audience.

Bonus: Each registrant will be entered into a drawing for a chance to win an all-expenses-paid trip for two to Paris and appear in a new film about St. Vincent de Paul. For contest details and terms, visit Monsieur Vincent Contest.

About Monsieur Vincent (1947)

Directed by Maurice Cloche, Monsieur Vincent is a powerful biographical drama depicting the inspiring life of St. Vincent de Paul. The film received international acclaim, including an Academy Honorary Award, and vividly portrays Vincent’s unwavering compassion and determination to serve those in need amidst the ravages of the Black Death. This timeless classic is both a historical reflection and a call to action for charitable works in our modern world.

Don’t miss this unique opportunity to delve into the life of one of history’s greatest champions of charity and social justice.

 

1 Comment

  1. Giulio Grecchi

    Thank you for the offer. I tried to fill the form, but it did not let me do it.

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