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Insecurity in the Central African Republic: Assault and Release of Two Sisters of Charity
On January 29, 2025, two Sisters of Charity and their drivers were assaulted by armed men on the Bocaranga-Bouar road (Central African Republic) and were released hours later. This incident reflects the insecurity in the country, where conflict and extreme poverty severely affect the population.

Sign the 2025 Civil Society Declaration for Social Development!
The 2025 Civil Society Declaration makes an urgent call to boost inclusion, solidarity and social resilience for sustainable development. Learn about its contents and how you can contribute to positive change by signing the declaration.

Standing Up for Immigrants
In Louisville, Kentucky, faculty, staff, and students of Presentation Academy gathered for a prayer vigil organized by Sister Amina Bejos, demonstrating solidarity with immigrants and a commitment to justice. The event highlighted a continued call to uphold human dignity and inspired hope through the activism of passionate young women.

Walking Together, Serving Better: Testimony of Eduardo Almeida on the II Vincentian Convocation
In this inspiring testimony, Eduardo Almeida shares his reflections on the 2024 Vincentian Family Assembly. Held in Rome, the gathering emphasized unity, collaboration, and the synodal method as powerful tools to respond to the cry of the poor.

Studia Vincentiana: A Scholarly Journey into Vincentian Heritage and Mission
Studia Vincentiana is a scholarly journal dedicated to exploring Vincentian spirituality, history, and mission, published triannually in multiple languages. It serves as a key resource for researchers and members of the Vincentian family, promoting dialogue on faith, social justice, and missionary work worldwide.

Vincentian Dictionary: Critical Thinking
Critical thinking is an essential skill for navigating modern society, enabling individuals to analyze, evaluate, and make informed decisions while promoting ethical behavior and intellectual independence. In the Vincentian tradition, it goes beyond analysis to foster social action, addressing the root causes of injustice and promoting systemic change.

Faith and Public Life – A Vincentian Call to Engagement Based on the Example of Frederic Ozanam
This reflection explores how Frederic Ozanam, a layman deeply involved in the social and political challenges of 19th-century France, offers us a compelling example of what it means to live our faith in public—intelligently, humbly, and courageously.

Shining Out
What’s involved in encountering not just the outward appearance of somebody, but more importantly his or her inner life?
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Special: Conflict in Ukraine

Vincentian Family Prayer For Peace in Ukraine
United with Pope Francis and with men and women of good will throughout the world, we, as a Vincentian Family, lift our minds and hearts in prayer for peace in Ukraine.

Ukraine – St. Vincent, a Ukrainian Rabbi, and an Orthodox Christian
I have written before of St. Vincent’s way of reading the bible by picturing himself in the scene he was reading about

Vincentian Family of Portugal United In Prayer for Peace in Ukraine
The Vincentian Family of Portugal met online on the 27th of February to pray the rosary for peace. The initiative, organized by the Seminary of the Congregation of the Mission (Vincentian Fathers and Brothers), brought together men and women from all the branches of...

Ukraine: the Society of St. Vincent de Paul and the Vincentian Family Standing Together for Peace
On February 24th, the Vincentian Family published a Statement on the current situation which is sadly unfolding in Eastern Europe.

Statement from Depaul International on the situation in Ukraine
Statement from Matthew Carter, CEO of Depaul International on the current situation in Ukraine.