Read the account of the moving ceremony when St. Vincent distributed the Rules to his Congregation on May 17, 1658.

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Read the account of the moving ceremony when St. Vincent distributed the Rules to his Congregation on May 17, 1658.

When faced with two apparent contradictions or polarities, the true answer is less about deciding either-or and more about arriving at both-and.

Across the USA, St. Vincent de Paul Charitable Pharmacies help neighbors access medications they otherwise couldn’t afford.
A series of reflections allows Saint Vincent to speak to his followers who must live in today’s world, attentive to the signs of the times. (Slide presentation format)
A series of reflections allows Saint Vincent to speak to his followers who must live in today’s world, attentive to the signs of the times. (Slide presentation format)
A series of reflections allows Saint Vincent to speak to his followers who must live in today’s world, attentive to the signs of the times. (Slide presentation format)
A series of reflections allows Saint Vincent to speak to his followers who must live in today’s world, attentive to the signs of the times. (Slide presentation format)
Apostolic reflection helps us grow in holiness by sharing, listening, and refracting God’s light together in community.
A series of reflections allows Saint Vincent to speak to his followers who must live in today’s world, attentive to the signs of the times. (Slide presentation format)
In home visits, over-recording steals presence: focus less on clipboards and cameras, more on listening, dignity, relationships.
The International Association of Charities in Japan supports projects with the Daughters of Charity in India and the Philippines, funding a new well for a children’s home in Bangalore and collaborating with the Rosalie Rendu Center on youth education and mental health. In Kobe, its community garden builds connections and raises funds to sustain these partnerships.
To answer a call to volunteer is to do something. To answer a call to vocation is to be something. This distinction is at the heart of what it means to be a member of the Society of St. Vincent de Paul.