Vincentian Family

Servant leadership, inspired by Jesus and embraced by the Society of St. Vincent de Paul, calls leaders to serve humbly rather than command. True Vincentian leadership comes from shared commitment, humility, and active involvement with the poor.

The charitable pharmacies of the Society of Saint Vincent de Paul in the United States offer free or low-cost medications to those in financial crisis, helping people who might otherwise go without care. Their grassroots model has expanded nationwide, delivering both medical and spiritual support.

After 141 years in Memphis, the Sisters of Charity of Nazareth have ended their ministry in the city with the departure of Sister Trudy Foster. Their legacy lives on through the new Sister Trudy Montessori School and the countless lives they touched.

Sister Maria José, Daughter of Charity, shares her experience as a missionary in Tunisia, where she accompanies single women and immigrants in vulnerable situations. Through her testimony, she reveals the social, cultural and climatic challenges of the country, as well as the hope that arises from silent and committed service.