Sister Florina Joseph, SCN, wrote for Vatican News about the efforts of the Sisters of Charity of Nazareth to combat poverty in Musunuru, a village in Andhra Pradesh, India.
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Don’t miss the opportunity! The Second Convocation of the Vincentian Family in Rome is Less than Two Weeks Away #famvin2024
In less than two weeks, Rome will become the heart of the Vincentian Family: members from around the world will gather to strengthen the bonds that unite them and renew their commitment to the mission of serving those most in need. With the date fast approaching, you still have time to register and be part of this inspiring event.
A Mother and Son Volunteer Together at the Food Pantry
Yolanda Shields and her son Ben Blackford, a senior at St. Xavier High School, have formed a deeper bond and gained empathy for those in need by volunteering together at St. Vincent de Paul Louisville’s Food Pantry, an experience that has shaped Ben’s perspective on service as he prepares for college and a career in meteorology.
New Research Shows that Ukrainians Fleeing the Frontline are Ending up on the Streets
Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine has led to a sharp rise in homelessness in the country, with almost a quarter of those sleeping rough becoming homeless as a direct consequence of being displaced during the conflict.
“Letter of Pier Giorgio Frassati” to the Vincentian Family, on the occasion of the Second Convocation in Rome, November 14-17 #famvin2024
Can you imagine what Pier Giorgio Frassati would say to us if he were to write a letter to the members of the Vincentian Family today? This article is just a literary exercise, but perhaps it could be something like this.
On October 10 we celebrate the Feast of Blessed Mary Angela Truszkowska
Mary Angela Truszkowska joined the Society of St. Vincent de Paul, where she began her work with the poor, especially the sick and the destitute. It was through this organization that she found her calling: dedicating her life to serving the vulnerable, particularly orphans and abandoned elderly people.
Monsignor Vicente Bokalič Iglic CM to be Made Cardinal by Pope Francis on December 8
The soon-to-be cardinal is known for his closeness to vulnerable communities and his commitment to Gospel values. During his episcopacy, he has worked tirelessly for social justice, the defense of human rights, and the formation of new generations of priests and committed laypeople.
Lebanon – The Tragic Consequences of the Bombings
A testimony by Sister Mirna, explaining the critical situation facing the Sisters of Charity of St. Jean Antide Thouret in Lebanon, who, despite Israeli bombardment, fear and widespread devastation, have decided to stay with the people and protect their homes and schools, while facing a growing humanitarian crisis.
Free Webinar Coming in October – Signs of Hope in a World of Chaos: The Vincentian Family
Don’t miss this opportunity to learn what Vincentian Family members around the globe are doing to address social and environmental justice issues!
A new Beginning for Families affected by the Fuego Volcano Eruption in Guatemala
A significant milestone was reached as 32 families affected by the devastating Fuego Volcano eruption in Guatemala received the deeds to their new homes.
Program of the Second Convocation of the Vincentian Family 2024 #famvin2024
The Second Convocation of the Vincentian Family, to be held November 14-17, 2024 in Rome, is an important event that will bring together members of this vast family from more than 160 branches worldwide.
“Letter of St. Elizabeth Ann Seton” to the Vincentian Family, on the Occasion of the Second Convocation in Rome, November 14-17 #famvin2024
Can you imagine what St. Elizabeth Ann Seton would say to us if she wrote a letter to the members of the Vincentian Family today? This article is just a literary exercise, but perhaps it could be something like this.
