To be a Vincentian means that we not only share our material possession but that we also be an evangelizer and share our spirituality with others.
Javier F. Chento
Author
Javier es laico vicenciano, afiliado a la Congregación de la Misión y miembro de la Sociedad de San Vicente de Paúl en España.
A Conference of the Society of Saint Vincent de Paul to be Established at the Vatican
On November 28th there was a meeting about the formation of the first conference of the Society of Saint Vincent de Paul in the Vatican
A Social Project that Provides Dignified Work to Those Involved in Recycling
Recyclable articles are collected and then sold. This money ensures the survival of the families who are recycling.
Imbedded Seeds Develop Gradually
Almost 10 years ago, I attended a FAMVIN gathering in the U.S. where “Systematic change” was well explained. Inspired by this concept, I shared it with my friends and others who had experience in reaching out to homeless people.
Human Rights Today and Always
On December 10th, the United Nations celebrates the International Human Rights Day as an annual reminder of adopting the Universal Declaration of Human Rights in 1948.
Interview with Mother Alda Stroppiana, Superioress General of the Congregation of the Vincentian Sisters of Mary Immaculate
Here we interview Mother Alda Stroppiana, Superioress General of the Congregation of the Vincentian Sisters of Mary Immaculate.
Weaving Charity
Applying this theme to our daily life, we can affirm that to weave is to bring together three elements: faith, hope and charity.
Diaries of a Vincentian: Sharing the Word and a Meal
But, after a few years, we came to understand that we had to live out our faith through befriending people living on the streets.
Yes: I Am a Young Vincentian and a Citizen!
We must take steps forward because our role as intermediaries between the interests of the poor and the interests of public officials is essential.
Practicing Human, Christian and Vincentian Values
The essence of Vincentian Pedagogical Activity is the strengthening of humanized and humanizing knowledge, with special attention to the most vulnerable members of society, and guided by human, Christian and Vincentian values.
