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Is there a Vincentian M.O.?

Is there a Vincentian M.O. or MOBILE OPPORTUNITY? Our cell phones are tools as powerful as the printing press. Mobile technologies have truly changed how we view and interact with our world. They give us access to all kinds of social media. And  social media are...

Stand up to payday lenders – SVDP Australia

Addressing a problem in many parts of the world St Vincent de Paul Society Chief Executive, Dr John Falzon said that genuine payday lending reform  was a good opportunity for the government to take the side of the true battlers instead of the  ‘vested interests’, a...

Using technology to deepen faith

Virtual retreat houses and monasteries - A video clip from Romereports.com  reports that he Archdiocese of Valencia, Spain put forth their own proposal for Lent. It's a virtual monastery that offers ideas on what to give up during this season. In this particular abbey...

Sisters of Charity Nazareth – 200 years!

The Sisters of Charity mark 200 years of service - 1812-2012. The Journey Vol. I 2012, a publication of the Sisters of Charity of Nazareth is available to read online right now. Click here to read the current issue along with past issues of the magazine. Inside this...

What did Louise say?

Fr. Ed Udovic CM announces a Collaborative Project "What did Louise say?" A searchable database of quotable quotes.   He  writes "As we approach the feast of Saint Louise de Marillac, the Vincentian Studies Institute and the Office of Mission and Values at DePaul...

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