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Pray with the Pope is a global initiative of the Pope’s Worldwide Prayer Network where the Holy Father shares his monthly prayer intention. This month: That everyone might have food

Louise de Marillac and the early Daughters of Charity were motivated by the love that Christ crucified had for the poor.

Louise’s path was not easy. She experienced periods of uncertainty, illness, and deep personal struggle. Yet these difficulties did not close her heart; rather, they opened it more deeply to God.
This presentation explores Louise de Marillac’s inspiration, collaboration with Vincent de Paul, and the early development of the Daughters of Charity serving the poor and sick in 17th-century France.
Father Rooney extends the Sunday Scriptures for Vincentians by looking at how we practically respond to the Scriptures. This week: Vincentians preach the Gospel in word and work.
St. Louise de Marillac (Feast Day: May 9) would struggle her entire life against an occasional tendency towards acting too hastily and passionately.
Throughout the history of the Church, moments of renewal have often begun with young hearts that were willing to listen to God’s call and respond with courage. “On a Mission” echoes this deep truth: young people are not merely waiting for their turn—they are already being called to participate in God’s work here and now.
Father Rooney extends the Sunday Scriptures for Vincentians by looking at how we practically respond to the Scriptures. This week: Simplicity– speaking and acting consistently for the poor.
In the midst of a world wounded by war, fear, violence, and uncertainty, this Easter season reminds us that the night does not have the last word, and that love is stronger than death.
Father Rooney extends the Sunday Scriptures for Vincentians by looking at how we practically respond to the Scriptures. This week: practicing the virtue of Meekness, particularly in resolving disputes.
With gratitude for the gift of their vocation, the Daughters of Charity prepare their hearts to say “Yes,” along with all of us as Vincentians.
Father Rooney extends the Sunday Scriptures for Vincentians by looking at how we practically respond to the Scriptures. This week: Vincentians have to be people of the Word, as we struggle to love our brothers and sisters who are impoverished.