Ladies of Charity “make Christ present by serving the material and spiritual needs of the sick, the poor, and the marginalized of our society”
John Freund, CM
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John Freund is a Vincentian priest with a passion for promoting collaboration among the many people inspired by Saints Vincent de Paul and Louise de Marillac and who welcomes your engagement. Share your ideas and experiences!
Nuns on the margins – What does it take?
US Catholic offers some insight into the qualities of the tough and tender mercies of women religious who transform the most remote and desolate corners of poverty, misery, and heartache.
An economic lesson on homeless
Leaving Homeless Person On The Streets: $31,065. Giving Them Housing: $10,051.
You Don’t Know Jack!…about Sin
Busted Halo does it again... A video from "Sin City" Las Vegas. You Don't Know Jack!...about Sin A short light-hearted but serious look at sin. http://youtu.be/EFXBk6RoJb0
Hot off the presses! Depaul USA
Hot off the presses! Depaul USA - DepaulUSA announces... Homeward, our newly redesigned newsletter is here for you. Learn about our people--clients, staff, and volunteers--and be inspired! The spirit of Vincent de Paul comes to life.
Cincinnati Reds to ‘Strike Out Hunger’ with SVDP
Cincinnati Reds to ‘Strike Out Hunger’ with SVDP
From diatribe to dialog
Moving the digital frontier from diatribe to dialog (Excerpt from Archbishop Kurtz's keynote address to the annual meeting of the Catholic Press Association on Wednesday, June 18 in Charlotte, North Carolina.) I believe that the Catholic press will be called over the...
Corpus Christi – Reflections in a Vincentian Context
Do you wish to honor Christ’s body? Then do not look down upon him when you notice him naked among the poor
The day the Daughters of Charity world changed
Fifty years ago this September the Daughters of Charity set aside their traditional habit, with its beloved cornette.
Sacred Heart – Spirituality of Vincent and Louise
“For Vincent, the heart of Jesus was the source of missionary zeal. For Louise, it was the font of a burning charity that was both affective and effective.”
