A weekly reflection for all the Vincentian Family, from Australia.
Reflections
From the Contemplation of God to the Love of God • A Weekly Reflection with Vincent
"To love God perfectly, to be swallowed up in the contemplation of His Divine Essence, His beauty, His goodness, His...
The Pope Video • For the gift of diversity in the Church
“The Pope Video” series continues! Watch the latest 2-minute installment: For the gift of diversity in the Church
The Pope Video • For Health Care Workers
“The Pope Video” series continues! Watch the latest 2-minute installment: For Health Care Workers.
Lenten Video Series, Day 34: The Big Picture
Faith played an enormous role in the building of America. Our ancestors made enormous sacrifices for us to be here today. Patrick Shea believes we’re all here for a reason, and we need to set ourselves on a righteous path.
Lenten Video Series, Day 33: Little Hours
Seminarian Thomas Cipolla shares insight on the small sacrifices we make every day through reflective prayer.
All of a Sudden…
We are witnessing the high price to be paid for freedom, and the slow and arduous road to building peace through dialogue and negotiation.
Heart Transplants – Physical… and Spiritual
I remember well the stir caused when Christian Barnard in 1967 announced the first successful human heart transplant. Newly ordained, I joined with people around the world rejoicing in this miracle.
Lenten Video Series, Day 32: Chance of a Lifetime
The reward we get for sacrifice and almsgiving is eternal, it’s personal, it’s fulfilling in every way.
A Canadian View: The Indigenous Sharing Circle
Our national social justice committee formed a sub committee titled the Indigenous Sharing Circle. (ISC).
Lenten Video Series, Day 31: This is My Body
An experience watching his brother play a priest martyred during the Mass inspired Deacon Dominic Winter to join the Seminary and truly discover the true sacrifice of Christ during the Mass.
Brimming Over (Lk 15: 1-32; 2 Corinthians 5:17-25)
In Luke’s 15th chapter, Jesus relates his perhaps most famous parable, aiming to open another window onto the Kingdom of God, especially its meaning for the present.
