Analysis at a Vincentian University: One of the Pillars of Systemic Change
Systemic change must be guided by good analysis. Teaching, learning and doing that analysis is part of the mission of a Vincentian university. Dr. Jim Kling, associate professor of management at Niagara University, and Alex Keller, ’15, recently had the paper,...
The Dangers that Haunt our Mission • A Weekly Reflection with Ozanam
One thing could stop and lose us: to alter our original spirit; the pharisaism that makes the trumpet sound before self; the exclusive esteem of itself that does not know virtue in other places than the preferred corporation; an excess of practices and rigor, which...
Vincentians Learn from Scripture
Vincentians Learn from Scripture – Vincentians are Loving Servants – Vincentians Show Others the Way Vincentian Learn from Scripture “Oh! How beautiful and consoling. It is not easy, but if we wish to follow Christ closely, we cannot choose an easy, quiet...
Vincentian Charism: Infographic
In celebration of our 400th anniversary we offer this infographic on Vincentian Spirituality and Charism.
Racism: A Key factor in Promoting Systemic Change
There are many factors at work which frustrate efforts at systemic change. One of them is racism. Toure, a regular blogger at vice.com writes For some white people, whiteness seems less economically valuable than it was decades ago. It’s as if white privilege...
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