Mary Angela Truszkowska joined the Society of St. Vincent de Paul, where she began her work with the poor, especially the sick and the destitute. It was through this organization that she found her calling: dedicating her life to serving the vulnerable, particularly orphans and abandoned elderly people.
The soon-to-be cardinal is known for his closeness to vulnerable communities and his commitment to Gospel values. During his episcopacy, he has worked tirelessly for social justice, the defense of human rights, and the formation of new generations of priests and committed laypeople.
A testimony by Sister Mirna, explaining the critical situation facing the Sisters of Charity of St. Jean Antide Thouret in Lebanon, who, despite Israeli bombardment, fear and widespread devastation, have decided to stay with the people and protect their homes and schools, while facing a growing humanitarian crisis.
In 2019, in Benin City, Nigeria, the Daughters of Charity of Saint Vincent de Paul created the "Lindalva Inclusive School" to offer children with and without disabilities a good education. With the help of the Rosalie Project, pupils are provided with a meal twice a...
Paulinah Antwi is the former National President of SSVP in Botswana. Since last year, Paulinah has been doing formation for the Miraculous Medal Association and the Vincentian Marian Youth. With her, we begin a series. “The Heart of a Vincentian - Coming Soon November...
On Friday morning, November 14, Michael Cardinal Czerny, S.J., Prefect of the Dicastery for Promoting Integral Human Development, will be addressing our gathering.
We invite you to participate in our upcoming webinar “Understanding the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)”, on July 25 at 2:00 PM – 3:30 PM (UTC+1).
The Daughters of Charity have been serving the people in the Masanga area of Tanzania since 2007, providing food and schooling to poor children whose parents are living with HIV/AIDs and to orphans who lost their parents due to HIV/AIDs.
Sister Eileen Haynes, Sister of Charity of Leavenworth (SCL), Kansas, United States, and member of the Executive Board of the Vincentian Family, talks to us about her commitment to the poor, her vision and her hopes.
Waypoint, which was renovated and made available to homeless male or female Veterans last October, has 24 single-room occupancy units (SRO).
In Nigeria, people with disabilities are frequently victims of prejudice and exclusion. At Saint Louise’s House, the Daughters of Charity make every effort to provide them with agricultural training with a view to their inclusion. They took advantage of the...
Dear Vincentian Family Movement, this is an invitation addressed to each of you! Let’s listen to what Father Tomaž Mavrič, CM has to tell us!
