In the joy of the Paschal season, on Saturday after Easter, the Daughters of Charity of the Province of Slovenia...
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Esche’s Story: “I Lost Hope to Live”
A story of a woman named Esche and what she had to do to barely live from day to day.
Mission Market is open for business!
Purchase unique global handcrafted products at direct trade wholesale prices, then resell… make money for your organization while providing a platform for artisans. This is the idea behind Ladies of Charity USA’s Mission Market.
A Holy Hangout with the Vincentian Family
In case you missed it live here is the complete video of “A Holy Hangout with the Vincentian Family”
Watch the panel focusing on Vincentian Collaboration stressing the importance of working together to serve the poor!
Another amazing Daughter of Charity – Bridget Harley
When she died in 2010 Australia took note of another amazing Daughter of Charity – Bridget Harley. The Spirit led her to join the Daughters of Charity in Sydney in 1943. In 1966 she responded to what would be her life-time commitment to educate disadvantaged children took her to Ethiopia where she spent thirty-eight years. By the time Sister Bridget left Ethiopia in 2005, aged 86, she had set up more than 150 early childhood development centres.
Sisters of Charity Seton Hill show nuances of research
Are sisters growing or declining? There is a great need for nuances according to a new CARA report. Individual communities show varied, nuanced trends.
Fr. Foley – Refections on the UN General Assembly
Father Joe Foley, CM NGO representative at the UN offer his summary and reflections of the The United Nations General Assembly – Session 69
Daughters of Charity Health System sold
The Daughters of Charity Health System on Friday morning announced the sale of O’Connor Hospital and its other medical facilities toPrime Healthcare Services according to multiple sources.
Holy Hangout with the Vincentian Family!
Vincentian Collaboration via YouTube (Holy) Hangouts will address the importance of working together to serve the poor marking the beginning of a new series with October’s Vincentian Family Hangout,
Vincentian Family Branches pamphlet
In 1617 Vincent dePaul established the Confraternities of Charity, the first of the many foundations that would later become known as the Vincentian Family. This downloadable trifold pamphlet provides thumbnails sketches of some of these branches.
What do sisters do for fun?
Ever wonder what Sisters do for fun? This is exactly what a group of Daughters of Charity set about sharing in a recent “Holy Hangout” on Google+.
Breakfast on the bus with Sister Marge
It’s a school bus that has been fitted with a small kitchen, running water and six tables. Three tables for two are on one side of the aisle and three slightly wider tables are on the other side. The Daughters of Charity are involved in the St. Vincent de Paul Mobile Kitchen.
