June 26 is the memorial of five Daughters of Charity who were martyred during the French Revolution.
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The Rosalie Projects: Coffee Break
The “Coffee Break” project at Saint Merri parish provides a welcome and a daily breakfast to vulnerable people.
The Rosalie Projects: By your side, my brother
Thanks to the “By your side, my brother” project, the Daughters of Charity of Peje in Kosovo have been able to improve the welcome given to the 35 disabled people, aged between 10 and 65, who visit their “Centre for Independent Life” every day.
The Rosalie Projects: In the Open Air
Thanks to the “Open Air” project, 60 rag pickers at the Aracatí landfill in Brazil are protected from hazards and contamination.
“Take off your Shoes, this is Holy Ground”
These words mark our mission in Marrakech. Take off your shoes, go carefully towards the other.
Pray the Multilingual Rosary with the Daughters of Charity
Pray the Rosary alongside some Daughters of Charity in English, Spanish, French, Vietnamese, and Latin.
The Rosalie Projects: Children of Courage
The Centre de Marillac (Hope for Street Children) is located in Port Harcourt, Nigeria. It is run by the Daughters of Charity, who live among the poorest of the poor in the Diobu district.
Sister Evelyne Franc, Superior General of the Daughters of Charity from 2003 to 2015, has passed away
We learned of the death of Sister Evelyne FRANC, 75 years of age and 49 years of vocation, this Monday, January 8, 2024.
Vincentian Groups Call For Urgent Government Action On Poverty
Ahead of the Autumn Statement, we – a group of Vincentian organisations from across the UK – urge the government to put vulnerable people at the forefront of its spending plans.
Happy Vincentian Values Week! From Daughters of Charity Services
Vincentian Values Week is finally here! We kicked the week off with an inspiring event this morning, and we hope to see you at our next event tomorrow, 26 September 2023.
“Rosalie Projects”: Aid to displaced persons in Burkina Faso
Support for internal refugees, displaced by terrorism.
Sister Anna Cantalupo, DC, Declared Venerable
On June 22, Daughter of Charity Sister Anna Cantalupo was declared as Venerable by Pope Francis.
