A presentation showing some examples of the fortitude and bravery of Blessed Rosalie Rendu.
Daughters of Charity
Daughters of Charity Street Children Project in Ghana
The Daughters of Charity Program for Street Children in Kumasi, Ghana advocates on behalf of children who are victims of human trafficking.
Daughters of Charity – Martyrs of Angers (February 1)
A homily by Fr. Richard McCullen, C.M. takes us on a journey through time. (Video)
History of the Charity Federation (recently enhanced video)
History of the Charity Federation (recently enhanced video)
Modern day martyr – Bl. Lindalva DC
Modern day martyr – Bl. Lindalva DC celebrated just over 20 years after her death
Prince of Peace – Daughters of Charity video
Prince of Peace – Daughters of Charity video
Birmingham Declaration – Vincentian Advocacy
Birmingham Declaration – Vincentian Advocacy – VIP (Vincentians in Partnership) , along with SVP, SSVP and The Daughters of Charity in Great Britain have signed up to the ‘Birmingham Declaration’
60 seconds with a Sister – Honora Remes
60 sescond with Sister – Sister Honora Remes, D.C., shares about her ministry and how it impacts her as a Daughter of Charity.
How do sisters handle relationships
How do sisters handle relationships? That’s the topic for this Holy Hangout. In a no holds barred conversation the sisters take on all kinds of relationships at all stages from discerning whether to become a sister to how to relate to men in a healthy manner consistent with a commitment to consecrated life.
Christmas gifts via Daughters of Charity Africa
Christmas gifts via Daughters of Charity Africa – The Irish Province offers the opportunity to send gifts to Kenya, Nigeria, Ghana and Burkina Faso. I
60 seconds with (a real) Sister
Sister Marianne Olives, D.C., tells us about the support she received when she decided to become a Daughter of Charity. This is the first of series of 60 Seconds with Sister videos from Daughters of Charity coming throughout the Year of Consecrated Life.
Who thought of the Daughters of Charity?
Who would ever have thought that there would be Daughters of Charity when the first of you came to a few parishes here in Paris? Oh no, Sisters! I didn’t think of it (Saint Vincent de Paul)
