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International Association of Charities: Over 400 Years in the Service of our Neighbors
The origin of the International Association of Charities (AIC) dates back to a Sunday in August 1617 in Châtillon, France. During a mass, Saint Vincent de Paul called upon his congregation to assist a needy family.
Missionary Servants of the Most Holy Trinity (male): A Legacy of Faith and Service
The Missionary Servants of the Most Holy Trinity, known as Trinity Missions, are a male religious congregation founded in 1929 by Father Thomas Augustine Judge. Composed of priests and lay brothers, they have a presence in 37 missions across the United States, Mexico, Haiti, Colombia, Honduras, Costa Rica, and Puerto Rico. Their work focuses on serving the poor, migrant communities, and promoting missionary vocations among the laity.
Missionary Servants of the Most Blessed Trinity (female): History and Spirituality
The Missionary Servants of the Most Blessed Trinity were born to preserve the faith in forgotten regions and among the most needy, especially the poor. Their mission is based on devotion to the Holy Spirit, the Eucharist and a deep spirituality expressed through their charism and rule of life.
The Legacy and Mission of the Sisters of Charity of Our Lady of Mercy
Founded in 1829 by Bishop John England in Charleston, South Carolina, the Sisters of Charity of Our Lady of Mercy (OLM) have dedicated nearly two centuries to serving those in need through education, healthcare, and community outreach. Guided by the virtues of humility, simplicity, and compassion, the congregation has significantly impacted the region’s social and spiritual landscape.
The Congregation of the Mission: Evangelization and Service to the Poor
Founded by Saint Vincent de Paul in 1625, the Congregation of the Mission focuses on evangelizing the poor, forming clergy, and revitalizing rural communities through missions and spiritual renewal. With a legacy of profound global impact, the Congregation continues its work in 97 countries, adapting to modern challenges while remaining committed to its foundational mission of service and faith.
The Company of Mission Priests: Anglican Mission in the Spirit of St. Vincent
The Company of Mission Priests is an Anglican order rooted in Vincentian spirituality, dedicated to pastoral care and outreach to underserved communities. Inspired by St. Vincent de Paul, the Company focuses on evangelism, social justice, and mission work in Britain and beyond, embodying a legacy of compassionate service within the Anglican Church.
The Sisters of Charity Federation of North America
The Sisters of Charity Federation of North America is a voluntary membership association of 13 congregations of women religious. The Sisters and Daughters of Charity serve throughout the United States, Canada and in 24 other countries in various capacities.
The Sisters of Charity of St. Vincent de Paul of Mananthavady: A Mission of Service and Love
The Sisters of Charity of St. Vincent de Paul of Mananthavady embody a profound dedication to service, deeply rooted in Vincentian spirituality, touching the lives of the most needy and reminding society of the dignity of each person and the transformative power of love in action.
Blessed Trinity Missionary Institute: History, Charism, and Present-Day Activities
The Missionary Institute of the Most Holy Trinity is an international community dedicated to preserving the faith and evangelizing, especially among those most in need, formed by consecrated lay people living in the secular world. Its mission combines spirituality, service to the marginalized and the formation of lay people as apostles, adapting to diverse cultural and social contexts.
The History and Spirituality of the Missionary Cenacle Apostolate
Missionary Cenacle Apostolate, founded by Father Thomas Augustine Judge in 1909, aims to glorify God through active participation in Jesus’s mission by engaging laypeople in their communities and nurturing their faith. Its spirituality emphasizes the importance of the Eucharist and the Word of God.
The Little Brothers of the Congregation of St. John the Baptist: Mission, History and Spirituality in the Chinese Context
The Little Brothers of the Congregation of St. John the Baptist, founded by Father Vincent Lebbe CM in 1928, were born with the aim of serving the poor and promoting an autonomous Chinese Church.
Mission and Charity: The Congregation of the Missionary Servants of the Poor
The Congregation of the Missionary Servants of the Poor, founded by Blessed Giacomo Cusmano in 1887 in Sicily, is dedicated to the service of the poor and needy through a spirituality inspired by the Vincentian charism, with a presence in various countries of the world and a commitment to see Christ in the most vulnerable.