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The Vincentian Family Daily Intention: August 4, 2026
Today, August 4, 2026, we, the members of the Vincentian Family, pray for just wages for domestic and agricultural laborers.
Domestic workers and agricultural laborers perform essential work that sustains families and societies. Yet many receive inadequate wages, face unsafe conditions, or lack legal protections.
Saint Vincent taught that charity must always be accompanied by justice. Respect for workers requires fair compensation, dignity, and recognition of their contribution.
We pray today for all domestic and agricultural workers. May they be treated fairly, paid justly, and protected from exploitation. May society recognize the value of their labor and defend their rights.
Word of God
“You shall not withhold the wages of poor and needy laborers.”
(Deuteronomy 24:14)
Prayer
God of justice, bless all who labor to care for homes, fields, and communities. Strengthen efforts to ensure fair wages, safe conditions, and respect for every worker. Amen.
On this same day, we celebrate the foundation of the Missionary Sisters of the Immaculate Conception of the Blessed Virgin of Mataró, a Congregation that traces its roots to the Holy Family of Bordeaux and to the house opened in Mataró, Spain, in 1846 under Mother Alfonsa Cavin Millot. In 1850, the community sought autonomy and began its own path of service in the Church. Its first rule was drafted by Fr. Gabriel Batllevel, C.M., and the Congregation was deeply marked by Vincentian spirituality, adapting the Common Rules of Saint Vincent and dedicating itself to mission, education, and charity.
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