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On June 26, We Celebrate the Feast of the Martyrs of Arras and Sister Marguerite Rutan

The Martyrs of Arras and Sister Marguerite Rutan were Daughters of Charity who gave their lives during the French Revolution, remaining faithful to their faith and commitment to serving the poor. Their courage, dedication, and witness to the Gospel made them symbols of holiness and resistance, later recognized by the Church as true martyrs.

June 26: Feast Day of Blessed Daughters of Charity, Martyrs of Arras and Dax (Presentation)

The story of the Martyrs of Arras, based on “In the Footsteps of Vincent de Paul: a Guide to Vincentian France” by Father John E. Rybolt, C.M.

Vincentian Dictionary: Money (Part 1)

Money has evolved from barter to digital currencies, reflecting shifts in technology, trust, and economic systems. Beyond trade, it carries deep ethical and spiritual significance, calling us to use it justly and in service of human dignity and the common good.

A Vincentian Minute: Vincentians Living the Seasons 02

Father Rooney extends the Sunday Scriptures for Vincentians. This week: being effective in our love for the impoverished by lining ourselves up with what God wants.

Vincentian Dictionary: Responsibility

Vincentian Dictionary: Responsibility

Responsibility is a multifaceted concept that spans personal accountability, community support, social justice, political engagement, and global stewardship, emphasizing how interconnected human duties are. Rooted in moral and ethical principles, it calls for compassion, justice, and transformative action, especially in the face of poverty, inequality, and environmental challenges.

Sister Hend, the Missionary Dream

Sister Hend, the Missionary Dream

The first Sisters of Charity of St. Jeanne Antide Thouret who left for Chad in 1962, with their missionary stories, had won the heart of Hend, an 11-year-old Syrian girl, who for years nurtured the desire to leave for the mission lands.

On February 27 We Celebrate the Feast of Blessed Francinaina Cirer i Carbonell

On February 27 We Celebrate the Feast of Blessed Francinaina Cirer i Carbonell

Sister Francinaina Cirer Carbonell was born in Sencelles, Mallorca, in 1781. From a young age she devoted her life to serving those in need, founding the Congregation of the Sisters of Charity of St. Vincent de Paul of Mallorca (Spain). Her life was characterized by her dedication to the most needy. She was beatified in 1989 by Pope John Paul II.

Pupils, Men and Women, of Jesus Christ

Pupils, Men and Women, of Jesus Christ

Jesus, the Messiah or Christ, is the one true Teacher we have. Hence, we let no one call us teachers, since we are, rather, his pupils.  In today’s gospel, Jesus still has for pupils not just his apostles and disciples but all those who hear him. He now teaches them...

Vincentian Dictionary: Migration (Part 3 and last)

Vincentian Dictionary: Migration (Part 3 and last)

Migration from social, moral, Christian and Vincentian perspectives. Part 3: The Vincentian Family addresses the migration crisis with compassion and justice, offering direct assistance to migrants and refugees while advocating for systemic change. It promotes human dignity and the creation of inclusive communities, demonstrating its commitment to the most vulnerable and to social transformation.

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