Diaries of a Vincentian: I Know
He looked at me with tears in his eyes and without the need for any words they seemed to quietly, pleadingly ask me, ‘Why?’
Boundaries That Needs Opening
Jesus is the salvation that God has prepared in the sight of all peoples. He opens boundaries: between God and human beings; between us and others. The Word has become flesh through the motherhood of Mary. And being thus uniquely God and man, Jesus becomes the one...
Vincentian Prayer Images: The Darkness That Keeps Us From Seeing Our Tables
There is a darkness in our own minds that keeps us from seeing who is missing at our tables.
The Commandment of Love
As members of the Vincentian Family we need to savor the inexhaustible well-spring of virtue and the examples of holiness of our predecessors.
The “Santa Rosa” boarding school in Moro (Peru)
A few weeks ago, another anniversary of the creation of SANTA ROSA BOARDING SCHOOL — located in the district of Moro, Peru — was celebrated with great joy.
Key Role of Friendship in the Life of St. Elizabeth Ann Seton
Deep friendships were extremely important to St. Elizabeth Ann Seton, and she made every effort to keep in close contact with them. (SlideShare presentation)
Christmas: Giving Back the Gift of Sight in Ethiopia
The Daughters of Charity have given a new lease of life to some Ethiopians who had become ‘legally blind’ because of cataracts.
Vincentian Brings Preaching Expertise to LA’s Future Priests
When it comes to giving homilies, you might call Father Jeffrey Harvey, CM, something of an expert.
Strength of the Weak and Fearful
Jesus himself is the proof that strength, becomes perfect in weakness. Christians, then, cannot but be weak, and so, strong (2 Cor 12, 9-10). Matthew, more than the other evangelists, speaks of the words of Scriptures reaching their fulfillment in Jesus. He portrays...
Frederic Ozanam and Servant Leadership
Frederic never aspired to a position of leadership (but in reality, he was a leader) nor did he ever attempt to utilize his position for personal gain.
