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The Ongoing Fight for Gender Equality, now with COVID-19 – Part II
In a two-part series, we highlight reports in two different hemispheres that focus on women in the COVID-infected world. Part II.
A Vincentian View: Reconciliation
St. John’s University, where I work, planned a prayer service around the theme of “Unity and Hope” in order to address the issue of racism that has dominated our country’s thinking in the past weeks
Laudato Si – A Call To Change Our Way of Thinking
Do you think it is possible to capture the essence of Laudato SI in one cartoon or just five words?
July 12: Vincentian Family Day of Prayer for a World in Need (Facebook Live)
The Executive Committee of the Vincentian Family invites you to join in a moment of prayer on Facebook Live.
MISEVI Missionary in Angola: No One Finishes Their Soup if the Person Next to Them Hasn’t Eaten
In Angola, where two out of three people rely on the informal economy for their livelihood, the impact of the coronavirus is not so much medical as it is economic.
Illusions about Our Lord Jesus Christ
Jesus is the Suffering Servant of the Lord. Those who truly know him do not have illusions about him. The Teacher gives the Twelve full disclosure. For he does not want them to have illusions about how much it costs to be an apostle. After all, this is what calling...
Vincentian Prayer Images: Recognizing the Frederics In Our Midst
Do we recognize this generation’s Frederic and friends in our midst today?
Hope in the Face of Racism Series
How does our Catholic faith and Vincentian charism call us to respond to the racism experienced by our African American brothers and sisters?
Vincentians on the Front-line
They were caring for those persons who had been infected with the Covid-19 virus, some of whom were in very critical condition.
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