Haiti is a place where poverty abounds and where the Sisters receive the eternal gratitude of people who love them.
Daughters of Charity
Daughters of Charity in El Paso: Carrying On The Missionary Spirit
On February 3, 1892, four Daughters of Charity stepped off the train in El Paso, Texas, USA. Within a day the Sisters...
Daughters of Charity Support the Dignity of Women Traumatized by Human Trafficking
Daughters of Charity coordinate the Committee for the Support of Dignity of Women, which fights human trafficking through advocacy and projects/programs. From an article on globalsistersreport.org.
Daughters of Charity Cook Islands Prison School
New Learning Tools Given to Daughters of Charity Cook Islands Prison School
Boldness of Charity – What does it mean?
Boldness is the strength of will that allows people to carry out a project despite the obstacles. It is a word that suggests valor, risk, strength…
June – most popular FamVin posts
A look back at the most popular FamVin posts for June. The Trafficking and a Pentecost novena attracted the most visitors for the month. The 9 posts covering the week-long program in Paris devoted to Vincentian Collaborative Action drew lots of visitors. The "Happy"...
274 faces of dedicated service!
See 274 faces of dedicated service as these dedicated servants of the poor gather in Assembly in St. Louis, Missouri. They stand in a long line going back almost 400 years. They are already witnessing to the Boldness of Charity. But now they are seeking to discover...
The four who remained behind
There were four Sisters who remained behind to work in the House of Charity during the French Revolution. They paid with their lives. They represent an earlier version of a story celebrated in the powerful film "Of Gods and Men" and the 7 Trappist monks who stayed...
“The Boldness of Charity” – Daughters of Charity reflect
Theme for Daughters of Charity Provincial Assemblies throughout the world in 2014.
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.
Daughter of Charity visits Syria
Sister Françoise Petit, Daughter of Charity, member of the International Council and Spiritual Advisor for AIC, recently had the chance to visit the Daughters of Charity in Lebanon Syria. Her account of the trip appeared on the international website of the AIC. “Our...
Bridgeport says good-bye to Daughters
During a weekend long commemoration of their 110-year history, St. Vincent’s Medical Center said goodbye to the Daughters of Charity, but not to their mission.
