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Spiritual poverty on the Way of Santiago; Louise de Marillac and the journey in search of the truth
On the occasion of the feast of Saint Louise de Marillac, it is surprising and beautiful to read some of her letters,...
How Clean Water Transforms Lives in Kenya
The Sisters of Charity of Nazareth are spearheading a transformative project to provide clean water, addressing the...
International Peace Day
In observance of International Peace Day, the Sisters of Charity of Nazareth gathered for a special prayer at St. Vincent de Paul Church as well as around the Peace Pole on the Motherhouse Campus grounds.
Local College Students Find Faith Revitalized at Eucharistic Congress
Eight St. John’s University students experienced the New York Eucharistic Congress.
An Historic Meeting of the Councils of the United States of America
The Superior General, the General Council, members of the Curia, and the Visitors, Councils, Treasurers, and Secretaries of all the USA Provinces gathered upon St. Vincent’s Seminary for a few days of meetings.
Addressing homelessness across Brazil: a joint Vincentian effort
As we remember October 17th’s Eradication of Poverty Day – a day of global significance – we would like to reflect on the plight of those struggling with homelessness in Brazil.
Matambanadzo Named As International Territory Vice President for Society of St. Vincent de Paul
Pamela Matambanadzo of Chicago IL has been appointed to serve as International Territory Vice President for America 1 for the International Confederation of the Society of St. Vincent de Paul.
Lebanon – The spectre of war… the schools take action!
Since October 7, the conflict in Gaza has cast an even darker shadow over the very difficult situation in Lebanon.
“Les Projets Rosalie” (The Rosalie Projects): With each other
The aim of this project in Palestine is to provide medical and psycho-social assistance to people lacking social protection and sources of income, in the district of Bethlehem, the surrounding villages and the refugee camps.
STEM Day Features Lessons in Health Care
A monthly STEM event held for local children at Bardstown Elementary School featured various lessons in health care, giving local students a chance to explore the world of medicine.
We Have More Troubles Than Ever – What Must Be Done?
“We have more troubles here than ever.” These words could easily be said today, couldn’t it? But these words were not spoken on the news this morning…
