Vincentians of Wherever

Falling in Love with Teaching • Vincentians of Wherever

Fall in love with what you do. Being the best and giving your best. That's being Vincentian! Testimony from alumni of Vincentian institutions let us know that Vincentians are out there! On the day Helen Rooney visited the Queens, NY, campus for the first time, she...

Vincentians of Wherever: My Vincentian Journey Towards Simplicity & Awareness

On the Medium Blog Meet me at the Mission, DePaul graduating student Cece Metzdorff writes, When did the word “simple” obtain a negative connotation?   While the dictionary may define simple as “easy,” I would like to disagree. I think simplicity is hard....

What if Vincent Hadn’t Been Inventive and Said, “It’s Always Been Done That Way”?

"There's a phrase that should never be used: 'It's always been done that way.' That phrase, let me tell you, is bad. We must always be changing because time changes. The only thing that does not change is what's essential. What doesn't change is the announcement of...

Vincentians of Wherever: Dr. Paul Vermette

Dr. Paul Vermette, a professor of education at Niagara University, received Leadership Niagara’s Lifetime Achievement Award during the organization’s annual awards luncheon, held today at the Conference Center Niagara Falls. A professional educator since 1971, Dr....
Vincentians (Humans) of Colorado

Vincentians (Humans) of Colorado

Did you ever think about how we know about St. Nicholas -- or any other saint for that matter? Someone told and re-told the story. Ok, Butler's "Lives of the Saints" isn't "Humans of New York," but the idea is similar. In every story we tell is the shaping of our...

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