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Sr. Justa Domínguez de Vidaurreta, DC: A Life of Selfless Service and Vincentian Charity

From her youth, Justa Domínguez de Vidaurreta stood out for her deep spiritual life and commitment to the most vulnerable, guided by the charism of St. Vincent de Paul. Her tireless work as a formator, director, and leader of the Daughters of Charity left a lasting mark on the Church and society, characterized by faith, love for the poor, and the promotion of community life.

The Sisters of Charity of the Immaculate Conception: A Legacy of Service and Justice within the Vincentian Tradition

The Sisters of Charity of the Immaculate Conception, inspired by the Vincentian charism, are a congregation dedicated to education, healthcare, and social justice, serving the poorest and most marginalized with charity and compassion since their founding in Canada in 1854.

Contemplation: Simple, Gentle Humility

Blessed Frédéric emphasized humility, simplicity, and religious motivation as essential to the Society’s mission, warning against pride, bureaucracy, and a focus on efficiency over spirit. He urged that all credit be given to God, encouraging service modeled on Christ and respect for other charitable efforts without comparison or competition.

Others to Feed, so They Have their Fill

Jesus is the Word of God made flesh.  He dwells with the others so that those who hunger and thirst may have their fill of his words and flesh.  The Twelve return from their mission and they tell Jesus all that they have done.  He, in turn, takes them with him to...
Vincentian Dictionary: War (Part 3 and Last)

Vincentian Dictionary: War (Part 3 and Last)

In a world torn by war and injustice, Christians are called not just to condemn violence but to actively build peace rooted in justice, compassion, and the example of Christ. True discipleship means rejecting complicity, embracing nonviolence, and standing publicly with the poor and the victims of conflict.