Pilgrimage is a metaphor for Lent, for our journey with the poor, and for the whole Christian life.
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Examination of Conscience In Light Of Catholic Social Teaching
During our Lenten journey we examine, personally and as a community, ourselves and our actions.
Vincentian Lent, a Pilgrimage to the Heart: A Journey Made up of Questions (Part One)
Part One of an examination of conscience, in the form of questions, which can be useful for all of us Vincentians.
First Meeting of the Confraternity of Spanish-Speaking Vincentian Musicians
Is it possible that the world of poverty can be overcome through music? Is it possible to create a world in which all the members of the Vincentian Family sing praise to God?
Vows of St. Elizabeth Seton’s Founding Community (July 19, 1813)
Under an adapted Rule of the French Daughters of Charity approved by Archbishop Carroll, a novitiate was completed, and seventeen women became the first vowed American Sisters of Charity July 19, 1813.
July 9: Feast of St. Francis Regis Clet, C.M.
St. Francis Regis Clet, C.M., missionary to Wuhan, China, was canonized for his heroic witness of charity and faith.
Bl. Marguerite Rutan, D.C.
Blessed Marguerite Rutan was a French Daughter of Charity who served as the mother superior of a hospital until the time of the French Revolution, when she was executed based on allegations of fanaticism and anti-Revolution sentiment. Guillotined on 9 April 1794 at...
St. Vincent de Paul: Model of Collaboration
Live together as having but one heart and one soul so that by this union of spirit you may be a true image of the unity of God (- St. Vincent de Paul, IV:238).
Novena to St. Vincent de Paul
Make a novena to St. Vincent de Paul. Printable and mobile friendly.
The Mystical Journey of Louise de Marillac
Benito Martínez Betanzos, CM reflects on the mysticism of Saint Louise.
Feast Day of Blessed Marta Wiecka, D.C. (May 30)
Download a printable Blessed Marta Wiecka Holy Card, and see a presentation on her life.
Blessed Rosalie Rendu: Heroine at the Bedside of Cholera Victims
Blessed Rosalie Rendu, D.C. was able to control her emotions and remain calm and unshakeable as she organized relief services for her “beloved poor” struck down by disease.
