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Vincentian Reflection at Christmastime
Advent presentation based on a letter of Fr. Robert P. Maloney, C.M.

Places of Elizabeth Ann Seton 12 – Livorno, Church of Saint Catherine of Siena
The church of Saint Catherine of Siena, a short walk from the Filicchi home, was a place where the young Elizabeth, despite being of the Anglican faith, daily sought refuge.

A Vincentian Minute: Vincentians Living Advent and Christmas 01
Father Rooney extends the Sunday Scriptures for Vincentians by recognizing the vision of Advent and Christmas.

Blessed Marcantonio Durando, C.M.: A Humble and Impassioned Witness to the Gospel
New presentation about Blessed Marcantonio Durando, C.M. based on the article “A Humble and Impassioned Witness to the Gospel” by Luigi Nuovo, C.M.

Places of Elizabeth Ann Seton 11 – Livorno, Filicchi Residence
In the famous Venezia Nuova quarter of Livorno, Italy, is the 18th century palace in which Elizabeth and her daughter were hosted by the Filicchi family.

A Vincentian Minute: Vincentians Living the Seasons 22
Father Rooney extends the Sunday Scriptures for Vincentians. This week: Thanksgiving.

Saint Catherine Labouré: In the Silence of Sleep and Dreams
This beautiful homily was given in the Chapel at Rue du Bac, Paris, by Michael McCullagh, C.M., Province of Ireland.

Places of Elizabeth Ann Seton 10 – Livorno, Sanctuary of Montenero
The hilltop Sanctuary of the Madonna of Montenero, Patron of Livorno and of Tuscany, is one of the first Catholic churches where Elizabeth attended Mass and had a spiritual awakening to the presence of Christ in the tabernacle.

A Vincentian Minute: Vincentians Living the Seasons 21
Father Rooney extends the Sunday Scriptures for Vincentians. This week: What needs to be healed in the world of the poor you’re serving?

Beginning Next Week: Advent from a Vincentian Perspective
This series of six articles will explore Advent through the lens of Vincentian spirituality, encouraging readers to prepare for the coming of Christ not just through prayer, but through action and service to the poor.








