One definition of the word reflection is “an image as seen in a mirror.” In addition, we often use this term to reflect on a prayer or other topical subject.
Reflections
“Our Planet is Still in the Emergency Room“
“Humanity has a choice: cooperate or perish.” It is either a Climate Solidarity Pact – or a Collective Suicide Pact.”
Hope in the Darkness | Week One
An Advent Journey with St. Elizabeth Ann Seton | A Five-Part Series. Week One: Hope in the Darkness.
The Charism of Charity and Our Unfolding Awareness of God’s Creation
In this season when we thank God for an abundant harvest, we invite you to join us in this prayer written by Sr. Vivienne Joyce, SC.
“Nudges” (Luke 19:1-10)
…You feel an impulse to do something connected with faith – and you pursue it.
Let’s Talk Openly About the Challenge of St. John Paul II
“Search out more than ever, with boldness, humility, and skill, the causes of poverty and encourage short and long term solutions. adaptable and effective concrete solutions.” St. John Paul II
Alive by God’s Love in Christ Jesus
Jesus is the last and surest proof that God loves us. Because of this love, God is not the God of the dead, but of the living; all are alive for him. The Sadducees deny that there is a resurrection or that the dead can be alive again because of it. So, with their...
Vincentian Prayer Images: Doing What Is Reasonable
Vincentian Prayer Images: Do I realize my limits … or am I heading for burnout?
Liquid Modernity and the Vincentian Commitment
In order to be a Vincentian, it is necessary to clothe oneself in some specific attitudes: making oneself available, service on behalf of those in need, etc.
CVV 25th Anniversary Celebration and Tribute to Fr. Tom Nelson, CM
From September 27-29, Colorado Vincentian Volunteers (CVV), which is part of MISEVI – USA, celebrated our 25th anniversary.
Can You Believe What Pope Francis Said About Saints?
Can You Believe What Pope Francis Said About Saints? You can if you believe what Jesus said!
A Vincentian View: Pouring Out One’s Life
For someone who suffered as much as Paul, one must notice with what peace he looks toward the future.
