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Ozanam: 100 Years on the Road to Sainthood
On March 15, 2025, the Society of St. Vincent de Paul celebrated the 100th anniversary of the opening of the canonization process of Antoine Frédéric Ozanam, highlighting his legacy of charity and social justice. The hope for his canonization remains alive, driven by new reports of miracles and the dedication of Vincentians to intensify their prayers and actions in his memory.
Vincentian Family Office 10th Anniversary Appeal
The Vincentian Family is celebrating the Ten-Year Anniversary of the creation of The Vincentian Family Office.
SCN Volunteers Build New Home for Belize Woman Who Lost Everything
After losing her home to a devastating fire, Emelina Molina found strength in faith and family, with her brother encouraging her to start anew. A team of volunteers from the Sisters of Charity of Nazareth, in collaboration with Hand in Hand Ministries, built her a new home, turning their labor into a testament of faith, resilience, and community support.
Restoring Dignity and Hope Through Housing in Brazil
The 13 Houses Project for the Jubilee in Brazil, led by the Daughters of Charity and Vincentian collaborators, has provided housing to vulnerable families, restoring their dignity and stability. Despite financial and logistical challenges, the commitment of the community and the project’s positive social impact have driven its expansion, offering hope and transformation to those facing homelessness.
The Congregation of the Mission and its Role at the United Nations: Challenges on the Occasion of its 400th Anniversary
The Congregation of the Mission is working at the UN to promote social justice, human rights and the dignity of the poorest, participating in global debates and policies. Its goals include strengthening its advocacy, training leaders and consolidating support networks to enhance its impact on international decision-making.
40 Years of the Sons of Charity in Colombia: A Path of Hope and Commitment
The Sons of Charity celebrated four decades of mission in Colombia, remembering with gratitude those who dedicated their lives to serving the most vulnerable. Beyond visible achievements, their work has been a constant sowing of hope and justice in the peripheries.
March 14: AIC Co-Sponsored Event for UN Commission on the Status of Women
The event titled “Ending Gender Based Violence: Community-led projects that unlock the potential of women and girls” will take place virtually on March 14 at 8:30 am New York time.
United in Hope and Mission: Testimony of Sr. María Donat on the Second Vincentian Convocation
The Second Convocation of the Vincentian Family, held in Rome in November 2024, reaffirmed the commitment to responding to the cry of the poor and the earth through synodality and structural transformation. Sister María Donat, a Daughter of Charity, highlighted the richness of the gathering and the need to live out service with simplicity, promoting structures that transform the reality of the poorest and foster human dignity and care for the planet.
National Vocation Congress 2025 in Spain: A Call to Mission and the Testimony of the Vincentian Family
From February 7 to 9, 2025, Madrid hosted the Vocations Congress “For Whom Am I? Assembly of Those Called to Mission,” bringing together more than 3,000 participants from various ecclesial backgrounds. The event, organized by the Spanish Episcopal Conference, aimed to reflect on Christian vocation and foster vocational discernment. The Vincentian Family played a prominent role, contributing its charism and experience in evangelization and service to those most in need.
Activities of the Secretariat of Vincentian Pilgrimages
Join the 1st Pilgrimage to the Essential Vincentian Sites from June 1 to June 13, 2025, and experience a unique journey of faith, community, and learning in the places where St. Vincent de Paul left his legacy! Don’t miss the opportunity to visit Paris and other locations in France with brothers and sisters from different nationalities; spots are limited, so register before May 2.
SJU Conference takes on CMSG: Advocating for Justice as Young Vincentians!
College students from St. John’s University SVDP Conference attended the Catholic Social Ministry Gathering (CMSG) this past January. At the event, which takes place on Capital Hill in Washington DC, they attended workshops and participated in discussions about pressing domestic and global challenges. They also had the opportunity to meet with elected officials and advocate for change.
Daughters of Charity in Gaza: January and February 2025 Updates
The Daughters of Charity are a steadfast presence in Gaza, dedicating themselves to serving the most vulnerable communities. Their mission encompasses providing medical care, educational support, psychosocial services, and essential supplies to those in dire need.