The VFEC has emphasized that the Famvin Homeless Alliance (FHA), of which the 13 Houses Project is a part, is our unique common project in the area of charity. Therefore, it must be promoted enthusiastically within the Vincentian Family to reach each member’s heart so that everyone becomes a part of this common initiative.
The deputies of the Assembly of the Portuguese Republic approved a bill that allows medically assisted death by decision of the person, thus, decriminalizing the practice of euthanasia in Portugal.
The Famvin Homeless Alliance (FHA) has reached three years working with the poorest of the poor and the homeless.
On the Pentecost Vigil on the 23rd May 2015 the Vincentian Family Year of Collaboration was opened in Rijeka, Croatia. The solemn mass, celebrated in the Chapel of St. Joseph in the Provincial House of the Sisters of Charity of St. Vincent de Paul – Zagreb, was...
Here are the election results: Fr. Michael Barth, General Custodian; Fr. Jesús Ramírez, Vicar General; Br. John Skrodinsky, 2nd Councilor; Fr. Victor Hugo Machorro, 3rd Councilor and, Fr. Guy Wilson, 4th Councilor.
Ladies of Charity, Daughters of Charity and Depaul USA Members of the Little Rock, Arkansas Ladies of Charity have recently begun supporting the Jericho Way Center of Depaul USA. The facility opened a few months ago under the direction of Sr. Elizabeth Greim, DC, as a...
Vincentian Collaboration on fire in Ethiopia – A spark has been ignited!
The Vincentian Fathers of the Vice-Province of SS. Cyril and Methodius celebrated the 10th anniversary of the blessing of “God’s Gift” house, Kyiv, Ukraine on 5th of May 2015 in Kyiv.
In the category of Inventive Fundraisers.... $11,000 worth of rocking for Vincentian Charity Bill Zlatos of Trib Total Media Pittsburgh writes Sister Lorraine Marie Ferlin, 72, of the Vincentian Home in McCandess is known as the 'Rock-a-thon Queen' because of her...
Meet Kathleen Appler, DC new Superioress General
Along with significant changes in the Vincentian Family Office, there have been some changes right here at famvin.org as well. In an attempt to provide easy access to formation materials, you'll notice we've simplified the site menu (at the top, in BLACK). It now says...
Vincentian Family Collaboration in Brazil – 22 branches
