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Blessed Frédéric Ozanam taught that the Society should be known by its humble actions, not by seeking recognition or reputation. True Vincentian service is a path of personal transformation, drawing closer to Christ through quiet, grace-filled service to the poor.
The ‘There’s mice in my room’ project in Yaoundé, Cameroon, equipped a computer room at the Médaille Miraculeuse school, enabling students to access essential digital technology lessons. With support from donors and parents, several computers were installed, greatly improving motivation and teaching, though the room still needs further equipment.
The International Association of the Miraculous Medal (AMM) is delighted to share the latest issue of their Bulletin.
The Dutch Province of the Brothers of Our Lady Mother of Mercy celebrated the Congregation’s 180th anniversary with a simple yet meaningful gathering, reflecting on their history of challenges and successes, and highlighting the courage and international unity that continue to define their mission.
You cannot be a Vincentian without other Vincentians, for we grow in holiness together.
Vincentian Marian Youth Southeast Missouri (SEMO) leads an annual mission trip called Operation Overhaul, where we serve those in poverty.
Jean-Léon Le Prévost’s contribution to the development of organized charity and the revival of faith during turbulent times in France is undeniable. With a life marked by personal challenges, he overcame adversity to become an example of dedication to others and to the cause of the Church.
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.
Charity, Blessed Frédéric explained, “is a fire that dies without being fed, and good works are the food of charity.”
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.
What is courage, exactly, and in what sense did our holiest Vincentians pray for God to grant it to them?
I had the opportunity to participate in the Vincentian Marian Youth training camp in Hassroun, under the inspiring theme “سِر الى العمق” (Go into the depths), a biblical verse that invites us to explore the depths of our faith and essence.
