Reflection On Visiting Châtillon, Birthplace of the Ladies of Charity
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Reflection On Visiting Châtillon, Birthplace of the Ladies of Charity
In this video, Tom Judge of DePaul University reflects on his visit to Châtillon, the birthplace of the Ladies of Charity (AIC). He asks us to think about the link between what St. Vincent started in the 17th century and what we do today.
Some Ladies of Charity celebrate morning liturgy at the house of St. Vincent in Châtillon (March 2017). Photo courtesy of Mary Ann Dantuono.
For another reflection on Châtillon, see this reflection by Fr. Aidan Rooney, C.M..
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