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Contemplation: Charity Given and Received
Charity, Blessed Frédéric explained, “is a fire that dies without being fed, and good works are the food of charity.”
The Sisters of Gijzegem: A History of Devotion and Service #famvin2024
Founded in 1818 by Baroness Elisabeth de Robiano, the Congregation of the Sisters of Saint Vincent de Paul, “Servants of the Poor” of Gijzegem, embodies over two centuries of dedication to spirituality, education, and healthcare, with a special focus on the poorest of the poor.
Lebanon – The Tragic Consequences of the Bombings
A testimony by Sister Mirna, explaining the critical situation facing the Sisters of Charity of St. Jean Antide Thouret in Lebanon, who, despite Israeli bombardment, fear and widespread devastation, have decided to stay with the people and protect their homes and schools, while facing a growing humanitarian crisis.
Free Webinar Coming in October – Signs of Hope in a World of Chaos: The Vincentian Family
Don’t miss this opportunity to learn what Vincentian Family members around the globe are doing to address social and environmental justice issues!
Firewood for the Soul: That Fateful Tune
A weekly reflection for all the Vincentian Family, from Australia.
On October 7, we Celebrate the Feast of Blessed Giuseppe Toniolo, a Member of the Society of St. Vincent de Paul
Giuseppe Toniolo was an economist, sociologist, and devout Catholic who played a crucial role in shaping the Church’s Social Doctrine, leaving a profound mark on Catholic social movements in Italy and Europe during the second half of the 19th century and the early 20th century.
Program of the Second Convocation of the Vincentian Family 2024 #famvin2024
The Second Convocation of the Vincentian Family, to be held November 14-17, 2024 in Rome, is an important event that will bring together members of this vast family from more than 160 branches worldwide.
“Letter of St. Elizabeth Ann Seton” to the Vincentian Family, on the Occasion of the Second Convocation in Rome, November 14-17 #famvin2024
Can you imagine what St. Elizabeth Ann Seton would say to us if she wrote a letter to the members of the Vincentian Family today? This article is just a literary exercise, but perhaps it could be something like this.
A Canadian View: A Fresh Approach To Social Justice
The term social justice can mean different to different people. It can also leave us confused on exactly what it is or is not.
Synodality In The Vincentian Charism – Introduction
This research is the Master’s Thesis of the “Masters in Vincentian Studies” program of Sister María Isabel Vergara Arnedillo, current Visitatrix of the Spain-East Province of the Daughters of Charity.