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Different Needs, Shared Humanity: Supporting Nine Families in Senegal

The following letter comes from Senegal, where the Daughters of Charity are leading a hopeful initiative as part of the 13 Houses Jubilee Project. Rooted in the Vincentian tradition of service to those most in need, the project aims to improve the living conditions of nine particularly vulnerable families in a rural community by supporting the construction or repair of their homes.

The AIC France Project “Mothers and Children in Vulnerable Situations” – Interview with Project Coordinator Florence de Laguiche

Florence tells us with great enthusiasm about the beginnings of the project, the cooperation with secondary school pupils and her desire to help mothers open up to the world.

Vincentian Youth Gathering in Fiji: A Journey of Faith, Relationship, and Community Action

In Fiji, over 300 young Vincentians experienced days of intense spirituality and sharing: a meeting that ignites the heart, renews faith and inspires concrete action.

“Sheltering” Sculpture Finds a Home at Paris’s Vincentian Motherhouse

In May 2025, a replica of Timothy Schmalz’s powerful sculpture Sheltering was installed at the Vincentian Motherhouse in Paris, symbolizing the Congregation’s enduring commitment to compassion and care for the homeless.

A call to ecological conversion

Sr. Carol Jean Wille, Sister of Charity (Cincinnati), reflects on a call to ecological conversion and the role that women's communities have been playing for some time. She writes in A call to Ecological Conversion - Global Sisters Report, National Catholic...

60 Seconds with Sr. Maria Liebeck, DC

60 Seconds with Sr. Maria Liebeck, DC

Sister Maria Liebeck, D.C., shares how her ministry in art serves the poor. She believes "Everybody should have something beautiful in their lives." So she creates greeting cards especially for those in poverty. https://youtu.be/tUndPpVXa4c Catch more 60 Seconds with...

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