Christopher Hale writes a summary in Busted Halo of recent and forthcoming developments with immigration reform from the viewpoint of Catholic Bishops.
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Vincentian Megaphone for Social Justice
Vincentian Megaphone for Social Justice – Capwiz: SVdP’s On-line Voice of the Poor
LCUSA heads to New Orleans with new leadership
Gayle Johnson handed over the gavel to Mary Ann Dantuono as the Ladies of Charity heads to New Orleans with new leadership. They will focus on the theme “Vincentian Women Changing Communities with Joy and Hope”
Entertaining angels through new eyes
Seeing with new eyes “Entertaining Angels” the moving saga of a faith not just believed, but lived.
The crime wave that nobody is talking about – Wage theft
The crime wave that nobody is talking about – wage theft.
Kim Bobo of Interfaith Workers Justice opened the eyes of many during the second keynote presentation at the Ladies of Charity National Assembly in Milwaukee.
Collaboration is in the Air: A fish story from Haiti
Collaboration is in the Air: A fish story from Haiti Over the last two years, the VFHI has embarked on a very interesting path of collaboration with Centre de Formation Fritz Lafontant (CFFL). It was late spring 2012 on another ordinary work day when serendipitously...
Second annual SVdP International Youth Videoconference
The second annual SVdP International Youth Videoconference is coming! In two weeks, onFriday, September 26 (Saturday, September 27 for some of you) at 8:30 p.m. in time zone UTC-6, we will be reuniting via the internet!
US Bishops celebrate 1963 Civil Right Act
USCCB President Highlights Achievements Of The Civil Rights Act; Calls For Unity And Respect Of Human Dignity Archbishop Joseph E. Kurtz of Louisville, Kentucky, president of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB), on the 50th anniversary of the Civil Rights...
My humanity is bound up in yours
“My humanity is bound up in yours.” So writes Meghan Clark in an article that addresses the stark contrast between Catholicism and libertarianism and speaks to the underpinnings of so much of the Vincentian Family’s concern for those who are marginalized.
All care is personal and ought to be
All care is personal and ought to be.Dr. Marilyn Martone shared “up close and personal” keynote of her 15 year journey as caregiver for her daughter who was in a vegetative state for 8 months and has had ten brain surgeries.
