The newly released book Hoops of Steel: Vincent De Paul’s Closest Friendships by Fr. Robert P. Maloney, C.M., is now available in English on Amazon.

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The newly released book Hoops of Steel: Vincent De Paul’s Closest Friendships by Fr. Robert P. Maloney, C.M., is now available in English on Amazon.

Saint Gianna Beretta Molla was a woman of deep faith, fierce compassion, and quiet heroism. A pediatrician, wife, mother, and saint, Gianna lived in 20th-century Italy but left a timeless legacy of sacrificial love.

From the ballrooms of New York high society to the quiet hills of rural Maryland, the life of Elizabeth Ann Seton is a story of love, loss, faith, and courage.

On the occasion of the canonization of Pier Giorgio Frassati, who will be declared a saint on Sunday, September 7, 2025, young volunteers from the Society of St. Vincent de Paul are inviting everyone to a special prayer vigil. The event will take place in Rome, at the Church of St. Louis of the French, on Saturday, September 6, from 7:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m.

From her youth, Justa Domínguez de Vidaurreta stood out for her deep spiritual life and commitment to the most vulnerable, guided by the charism of St. Vincent de Paul. Her tireless work as a formator, director, and leader of the Daughters of Charity left a lasting mark on the Church and society, characterized by faith, love for the poor, and the promotion of community life.

Embedded in Depaul USA’s logo are the words, “Homelessness has no place.”

April 23, 2024 marks the 211th anniversary of the birth of Frederic Ozanam and the 191st anniversary of the creation of the first charity conference. A seemingly insignificant event, a controversy over the then scarce charitable action of the Church in France,...

The Director of the Marillac Retreat and Spirituality Center is responsible for leading the center, drawing on our mission and charism to serve the critical spiritual needs of God’s people today by providing an environment of prayer, peace, hope, and transformation.

Frederic wanted to do the Camino de Santiago. One day, feeling in good health, he embarked with his wife and younger brother to Fuenterrabía, Irún and San Sebastián (Spain). It was October 22, 1852. Though the trip to Spain made him very tired, his desire to see Spain...

Before leaving for Italy in July 1852, Frédéric and Amélie visited the Church of the Carmelites in Paris. They sat near the chapel then called of the "Guardian Angels." Amélie already knew that her husband was ill: he was diagnosed, along with his lung problem, with a...