The latest issue of Vincentian Heritage (2005) presents 15 papers given at a recent conference on Vincentian leadership.Authors include Tom McKenna, CM, on Vincentian simplicity, John Rybolt, CM, on St. Vincent and money, Dennis Holtschneider, CM, on leadership in Vincentian higher education, Betty Ann McNeil, DC, on the role of women in Vincentian culture, Edward Udovic, CM, on mission effectiveness at DePaul University.
Other articles include leadership and advocacy for justice, female and male leadership styles, Vincent’s organizational genius, and cross-cultural leadership. Cost: $18; bulk discount available for orders of 30 or more copies.
Vincentian Heritage is a journal dedicated to promoting a living interest in the historical and spiritual heritage of the wide-ranging Vincentian family: from the Congregation of the Mission, the Company of the Daughters of Charity, and the Ladies of Charity, founded by Saint Vincent de Paul (1581-1660), to the Sisters of Charity, and the Society of Saint Vincent de Paul, to our members within the educational and health care communities, and those working in social outreach and other ministry programs. It is published bi-annually in March and September under the direction of the Executive Committee of the Vincentian Studies Institute. Cost: $20.00 per year for domestic subscriptions;
$27.00, international; $9.00 each for back issues.
More Vincentian resources (books, artwork, media) are available at VSI’s online bookstore: www.depaul.edu/~vstudies
