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“Catherine Comes Home” Living History Tour

“Catherine Comes Home” Living History Tour

In an effort to do more to touch the lives of pilgrims visiting the Shrine, The National Shrine of Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton has launched a “Living History” program: Catherine Comes Home. This living history tour, where visitors will get the chance to experience...

Roving Reporters Wanted

Roving Reporters Wanted

We would love to have you as a reporter at .famvin. Start doing audio and video interviews, taking pictures of events and send them!

A Canadian View: Poverty and Human Dignity

A Canadian View: Poverty and Human Dignity

The first Principle of Catholic Social Teaching is the Principle of Human Dignity which states that Every human being is created in the image of God and redeemed by Jesus Christ, and therefore is invaluable and worthy of respect as a member of the human family. The...

Hydroponics Comes To Seton Harvest

Hydroponics Comes To Seton Harvest

Tim Lilley of The Messenger writes: Hydroponics has come to Seton Harvest – thanks to the Healthy Harvest Partnership with Ascension Health’s St. Vincent Evansville and the Society of St. Vincent de Paul, and a grant from the Wellborn Baptist Foundation. Hydroponics...

Internal Change

Internal Change

Each year, the Daughters of Charity at the UN welcome interns.  We were very happy this year to have with us Frank Morales-Hernandez, from St. John's University.  Frank has now graduated from St. John's and completed his internship.  The following is an insight into...

A Canadian View: Poverty and Human Dignity

A Canadian View: Migrant Workers in Canada

In Canada we use a fair number of migrant workers in the agricultural field. The federal government offers a  temporary seasonal worker program for this need. Many of these workers come from Mexico and other central America countries, as well as Jamaica. While in...