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Compassionate Care for the Aging

The Sisters of Charity of Nazareth have long dedicated themselves to the service of the elderly, blending compassion with practical support to address their physical and emotional needs. Such efforts ensure that elders live with dignity and a sense of belonging.

The Rosalie Projects: When all you have are chickens

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...

The Heart of a Vincentian 01 #famvin2024

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...

Cardinal Michael Czerny SJ will be Addressing the Second Convocation of the Vincentian Family in Rome, November 14-17 #famvin2024

On Friday morning, November 14, Michael Cardinal Czerny, S.J., Prefect of the Dicastery for Promoting Integral Human Development, will be addressing our gathering.

‘A Universal Language’

‘A Universal Language’

Sisters and staff of Nazareth met with representatives from Louisville-based LouCity & Racing Foundation and the Hamida Nadim Memorial Fund to explore possible future collaboration with the mission of uplifting youth and families in Louisville.

Dubai: The COP28 on the Global Threat of Climate Change

Dubai: The COP28 on the Global Threat of Climate Change

From 30 November to 12 December, the United Arab Emirates will host the COP28, the annual UN climate conference to address the global threat posed by climate change. This is a very important event for the world and for the future of the planet: delegates from 200...

Standing Up For Migrant Rights in Quincy

Standing Up For Migrant Rights in Quincy

Tensions rose during a community meeting held in Quincy, where over 500 residents gathered at Central Middle School to address concerns and ask questions regarding a recently established migrant shelter at Eastern Nazarene College.

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