We present a song, Ephata, made in Colombia by Sr. Luz Elena, daughter of charity, which motivates us, as a Vincentian Family, to meet the most needy.
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.
Leavenworth Sisters Honor Volunteer
Richard Sack takes to heart the Gospel invitation to serve others. Because of this, he volunteers in prisons, in his church and in other settings in the Leavenworth community where he lives.
Saint Vincent de Paul, the Most Searched Saint on Google
This week, the Catholic website “Aleteia” published a list of the twelve most searched saints on Google. Saint Vincent was the most popular saint.
Interview with Father Beresford Skelton, the Warden of Company of the Mission Priests
Here we interview Father Beresford Skelton, the warden of Company of the Mission Priests.
Message from Renato Lima, President of the SSVP, on the Occasion of the 3rd World Day of the Poor
On November 17, the Church will celebrate the Third World Day of the Poor. Renato Lima has published a message applicable to all those persons who share the Vincentian charism.
Vincentians, True Christian Missionaries
Jesus models the manner in which missionaries should put aside their own needs and desires in order to proclaim the Kingdom.
Back in Untermarchtal
It was the middle of September when I, once again, had the privilege of travelling to Untermarchtal, Germany to the Sisters of Charity of St Vincent de Paul.
The Charism of Charity and Our Unfolding Awareness of God’s Creation
In this season when we thank God for an abundant harvest, we invite you to join us in this prayer written by Sr. Vivienne Joyce, SC.
Interview With Father Carmine Arice, General Superior of the Cottolenghina Family and the Little House of Divine Providence
We continue this series of posts as we interview Father Carmine Arice, General Superior of Cottolenghina Family and Small House of Divine Providence.
Liquid Modernity and the Vincentian Commitment
In order to be a Vincentian, it is necessary to clothe oneself in some specific attitudes: making oneself available, service on behalf of those in need, etc.
