The Society of Saint Vincent de Paul has undertaken the necessary steps to become established in Morocco.
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Create a New Logo for the SSVP International!
Submit ideas to a contest for a new international SSVP logo!
Charity in a Smile
When we arrive at the home of a poor person, the first thing we give them is our smile. I believe this is charity.
International Competition for Writings on Félix Clavé, co-Founder of the Society of St. Vincent de Paul
The General Council of the Society of Saint Vincent de Paul hereby opens the International Literary Competition on “The First Conference.”
The Poverty of Ingratitude – The Diploma of Holiness
Ingratitude is one of the most painful feelings that an individual can experience.
2020 Circular Letter of the President General of the Society of Saint Vincent de Paul
For the consecutive fourth year, Renato Lima de Oliveira, 16th President General of the Society of Saint Vincent de Paul, has published the Circular Letter.
Vincent de Paul and Frederic Ozanam: Great Communicators
Have you ever thought about the manner in which Vincent and Frederic would communicate if they were alive today?
Salvation for the Poor
If we are true imitators of Jesus Christ (“Christians”) then we have to act in the same way that Jesus acted: we must enthusiastically proclaim good news and freedom and joy to those men and women who are in need.
Vincentians as Storytellers
Vincentians can be the storytellers to policy makers and others who may never “see” poverty in all of its forms.
To Be Face to Face with the Poor
We, as members of the Vincentian Family, have a great social responsibility. We have first-hand experience of the problems that afflict thousands of poor families.
The Boundless Dimension of Vincentian Charity
If we are not charitable (generous) in the manner that we act, then we will fall into the simple routine of philanthropy and/or providing material assistance … and nothing more.
Reality and Hope
These harsh realities sadden the hearts of the members of the Society and the Vincentian Family. We cannot, however, lose hope that the situation will improve.