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Journey Through Lent With Saints Vincent and Louise (March 07)
St. Vincent and St. Louise speak to us in a brief quote for each day of Lent.
Vincentian Lent, a Pilgrimage to the Heart: A Journey Made up of Questions (Part Two of Two)
Part Two of Two of an examination of conscience, in the form of questions, which can be useful for all of us Vincentians.
Blessed Frederic Ozanam and the Eucharist
Frederic remembered his First Communion as one of the most significant days of his life:
Journey Through Lent With Saints Vincent and Louise (March 06)
St. Vincent and St. Louise speak to us in a brief quote for each day of Lent.
A Vincentian Minute: A Vincentian Lent (Introduction)
In this series, Fr. Rooney relates the themes of Lent to Vincentian Spiritual Practice.
Pittsburgh Sisters Improving Sustainable Landscaping Efforts
As part of their mission to care for Earth, Sisters of Charity of Nazareth in the Pittsburgh area are taking significant steps to improve ecological sustainability efforts.
From a Lone Lorry to Over 4000 Tons of Aid: Depaul Looks Back at an Extraordinary Year
February 24th was supposed to be like any other day. Then suddenly, for millions of Ukrainians, their world collapsed. “February 24th is a date I will remember for the rest of my life. You don’t know what to do except to run.” For 17 years, Depaul has been a lifeline...
Journey Through Lent With Saints Vincent and Louise (March 05)
St. Vincent and St. Louise speak to us in a brief quote for each day of Lent.
Lent: A Time to Withdraw to be Ourselves
Jesus took with him Peter, James and John and led them up a high mountain apart, by themselves (Mk 9:2; Mt17:1). This is how both St. Mathew and St. Mark begins the transfiguration narrative which is taken for the liturgical reading of the Second Sunday of Lent. St....
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