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The first 2,000 medals were delivered on June 30, 1832. This coincided with a cholera outbreak in Paris which claimed 20,000 lives. The Daughters of Charity began distributing the first medals and many cures were reported, leading to the people of Paris starting to...
Leo Raymond de Neckère, C.M., was one of the pioneers of the Vincentians in the United States.
June 26 is the memorial of Blessed Marguerite Rutan D.C., and Blessed Maria Magdalene Fontaine D.C. and Companions, Martyrs of Arras. Learn more in two SlideShare presentations.
Julia visits the St. John’s Paris campus and nearby Vincentian heritage places in this video walking tour.
Today is the anniversary of St. Vincent’s canonization. Watch this video story of St. Vincent’s canonization process, which began 37 years after his death.
Enjoy this video featuring three Vincentian priests who express in their own words the obvious love they have towards the Vincentian Charism as they enthusiastically explain what they do, and give some background about St. Vincent de Paul.
In this video, John Bridges, DePaul Emeritus Society; Former Assistant Dean, Director of Admission and Alumni Relations of the Theater School at DePaul University tells a story about his sister and how he came to understand more about Vincent de Paul through the Heritage Tour.
On this day in 1905, Pope Pius X approved the establishment of the the Association of the Miraculous Medal.
Watch a video about Blessed Marta Anna Wiecka, a Daughter of Charity who served the sick with great devotion.
On this Trinity Sunday we revisit the words of Superior General Fr. Tomaž Mavrič, CM. Although written a few seasons ago, the ideas are timeless.
