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In 1657, St. Vincent wrote to St. Louise about how “to spend Advent well”.
Articles in Formation
Family Historians
St. Matthew was trying to get his Jewish audience to think about the very unlikely people who played a part in salvation history.
A Canadian View: 2020 Vision
The term 2020 vision refers to our eyesight as being near perfect. The year 2020 gave us a vision of many issues…
Charity Knows No Limits
Ozanam says, This [social] order rests on two virtues, justice and charity, Love and charity: are they the same? How do we try to promote justice?
AIC Short Videos on the Vincentian Virtues, Part 2: Charity
Today we are happy to send you three video reflections on the Vincentian virtue of Charity.
Laudato Si and the Indigenous Worldview
Pope Francis is one of many strong voices beginning to unite with Indigenous voices in speaking out for the care of the environment.
Sharing of my own life with another
Short presentation about the equal relationship with the other, the brother or sister whom we are serving, who enters into our life.
The Good Samaritan, Pair of Jesuits and St. Vincent
”Laudato Si’ taught us that EVERYTHING is connected; ‘Fratelli Tutti’ teaches us that EVERYONE is connected.”
Advocacy in an Election Year
Participating in society is our Catholic duty. Let us pray for all the candidates and for all who will vote in elections around the world.
Giving Grants To Homeless People?
Is giving money to homeless people a way help them? It might be squandered, or spent on harmful habits. FACTS do not support such thinking.
Lessons learned during the pandemic, 16: Embracing through prayer
Each message reminds us of the need to live our day in prayer, offering who we are and what we do for the good of our sisters and brothers.
A Vincentian View: A Shepherd’s Prayer
Scholars generally divide the 23rd Psalm, the so-called Shepherd’s Psalm, into two parts.