Our learning was that we should not think all is well just by looking at someone.
Javier F. Chento
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Javier es laico vicenciano, afiliado a la Congregación de la Misión y miembro de la Sociedad de San Vicente de Paúl en España.
Swim in the mud
False news is omnipresent on the Internet and is not limited to the pandemic. They are everywhere and affect all the information that comes to us with regard to any topic.
The Congregation of the Mission holds its first Missionary Vocation Festival
The first Missionary Vocation Festival began on September 1st and was attended by more than 300 people via Zoom from the five continents.
Lessons Learned During the Pandemic, #11: A Vincentian PQRST
A Vincentian PQRST will involve: Pandemic, Questions, Reality, Salt, Transform.
Acting with Compassion From the International Team of MISEVI
MISEVI continues to be a vital part of the Vincentian Family, even amidst a global pandemic.
Diaries of a Vincentian: A spoonful of hope! 5ml of vodka at a time
Mary searched my face for judgement. She really wanted to tell me her story of homelessness without feeling a gaze of disapproval.
Our God is Rich in Mercy: What does that Mean for the Missionary?
Let us consider the implications for the missionary of a God who is “rich in mercy.”
Helping Our Neighbors in Thigio, Kenya: Doing What We Can, Where We Can
This time of Covid-19 has been a challenge for the world. In Thigio, we have not experienced positive cases yet, but we are taking precautions just as if there were cases near us.
“To be with God and with the People of God”: the mission of the newly ordained priests in the Province of Vietnam
The Vietnamese Province of the Congregation for the Mission continues to reap the fruits of its intense vocation ministry.
Lessons Learned During the Pandemic, #10: Young Men Walk Again
Keeping in contact with friends and family has been key to being mentally well during this time of pandemic.
