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.
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Reflecting on three years of the Famvin Homeless Alliance
The Famvin Homeless Alliance (FHA) has reached three years working with the poorest of the poor and the homeless.
Getting used to the “New Normal”
The SSVP Uruguay: New Ways to Help those Most in Need amidst the Pandemic
Society of St. Vincent de Paul Vincentian Heritage Pilgrimage to Paris
Society of St. Vincent de Paul Vincentian Heritage Pilgrimage to Paris
Preview of New Episode EWTN with SVDP leaders
St. VIncent de Paul international and national leaders on EWTN EternalWord Television Network
What sicknesses did St. Vincent suffer in old age?
St. Vincent lived 30 years beyond the median age of his contemporaries. Given that fact, one might presume that he had a rather robust constitution, even though we know from his own statements that he suffered from a variety of illnesses.
60 Seconds with Mary Lou Stubbs, DC
Sister Mary Louise Stubbs, D.C offers insights to how the Daughters of Charity Serve
New chapter in Vincentian Dictionary – men want all responsibility
The current chapter covers the period from 1650-1654.
Growing Criminalization of Poverty
This report provides a new understanding of the growing ways in which those in poverty are disproportionately targeted, marginalized, and prosecuted.
Vincentian Consecrated Life sight and sound
Prayerful sight and sound reflections on Vincentian Consecrated Life
Family Profiles – The Marthas
We are the Sisters of St. Martha of Antigonish, Nova Scotia, Canada. Wherever we are present, living and serving among people, we are known as The Marthas.
“’Over There’: Daughters of Charity’s Service in the First World War”
“’Over There’: Daughters of Charity’s Service in the First World War”
