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    Society of St. Vincent de Paul

    Western Region North of 60 Project 2025 Annual Report

    The North of 60 Project, led by the Society of Saint Vincent de Paul, combats food insecurity and supports community development in remote Arctic regions. Read about their accomplishments in their 2025 Annual Report.

    Blessed Frederic Ozanam: Pioneer in Catholic Social Teaching

    In this video, we learn about Blessed Frederic Ozanam and the principles of Catholic Social Teaching.

    Vincentian Inspiration in the Life of Blessed Pier Giorgio Frassati (Feast Day: July 4)

    Learn about Blessed Pier Giorgio Frassati’s commitment to the Society of St. Vincent de Paul, in this presentation.

    Western Region North of 60 Project 2024 Annual Report

    The North of 60 Project, led by the Society of Saint Vincent de Paul, combats food insecurity and supports community development in remote Arctic regions. Despite challenges like river transportation disruptions in 2024, the project has sustained its efforts through donor support, fostering resilience and hope in nine communities while planning future initiatives to enhance their well-being.

    Seek 2024 – Catholic College Conference

    Seek 2024 – Catholic College Conference

    During the conference, we were able to attend workshops and keynotes, as well as helped at the SVDP booth. We were blessed with this unique experience of sharing our faith with over 20,000 people.

    Frederic Ozanam and Social Justice

    Frederic Ozanam and Social Justice

    In an article that originally appeared on the website Justice Matters Ireland, Sr. Claire Sweeney, DC, writes: According to Ozanam, social justice demands that all Christians be a leaven in society. Writing to Lallier in November 1836, he says: “…if the question which...

    Food Pantry meets needs one bag at a time

    Food Pantry meets needs one bag at a time

    You may not know Jerry—who’s 63-years-old with cancer—or Melissa, or James—who lost his mother and has mental health challenges—but they receive groceries at St. Vincent de Paul Louisville’s Food Pantry.