Learn about the Vincentian Partnership for Social Justice in this video produced by Vincentian Family Ireland.
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Congregation of the Holy Faith Sisters in Ireland
Learn about the Holy Faith Sisters in this video produced by Vincentian Family Ireland.
The Society of St. Vincent de Paul in Ireland
Learn about the Society of St. Vincent de Paul in Ireland in this video produced by Vincentian Family Ireland.
The Sun Never Sets on the Vincentian Family!!
I know that wherever I go in this world, and certainly in the 156 countries in which the Vincentian Family are present, I can feel instantly at home.
From “There to Here” – Vincentians act on their dreams!
“There” was with Saints Vincent and Louise. “Here” in Kitale, the social workers and support staff collaborate with Sr Winnie’s strategic plan
Vincentians Create the Perfect Storm of Social Justice
A series of Vincentian events have created a perfect storm!
Vincentians Have 20-20 Vision!
We are RESOLVED to draw directly on our Vincentian charism of “prayer in action” to our Incarnational Christian purpose.
Vincentians are Full of Zeal! What Do You Have a Passion For?
Contemplating on the concept and spirituality of light and dark during this Advent tide, I was struck by a recent article…
Vincentian Values Today – Have You Caught The Charism?
VIVAT! The Latin term expresses a hope on the part of the speaker that another should live. How meaningful that this heartfelt word is also the acronym for Vincentian Values Today!
The First Vincentian Woman Priest of the Anglican Sisters of Charity
Dee Mansi shares her thoughts on women’s involvement in Church leadership after celebrating the 150th Anniversary of the Anglican Sisters of Charity – a branch of the Vincentian Family.
My Vincentian Visa Is Up To Date – Is Yours?
When we meet, we can’t help it – we talk “Vincentian.” We value and recall our roots. We are very much Vincent’s children living and acting in mission on the “signs of the times.”
Cloistered, Conflicted or Concerned – Which Are You?
Hopefully, we don’t remain too cloistered that we rely on our prayers to create concrete opportunities – speaking out to advocate for the helpless!
