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Why is there a Vincent dePaul Society?

"It is good when we are challenged to sum things up in a single idea. It’s hard, but it’s good." Dr. John Falzon, CEO of the SVDP in Australia addresses the issue in his presentation to the Society's National Youth congress. "Recently I had the delightful experience...

The (SVDP) Record

Tim Williams of Australia alerts us to the publication of the 2012 Spring Issue of the The Record, the quarterly publication of the St Vincent de Paul Society, available online through the link  2012 SPRING RECORD Among the many items relating to the work of the St...

VIncent’s humble way of acting

The words of Vincent's secretary, Brother Robineau  invite us to deeper reflection on the manner in which Vincent practiced humility. Here In part two  Juan Corpus Delgado  CM presents Vincent de Paul, a humble man, from five different perspectives: Vincent recognized...

Sisters of Charity Federation at 65

At 65 they show no signs of settling for retirement! Founded October 27, 1947 the Sisters of Charity Federation: is made up of 11 congregations of Sisters of Charity + 2 provinces of Daughters of Charity from the U.S. and Canada has a character and spirit in the...

Vincent’s Footsteps

Update to "Pictures at an exhibition" post “In the footsteps of St. Vincent de Paul”  is an exhibit featuring photographs by Fr. Gregg Bañaga, Jr., CM. The pictures are now available with appropriate titles and captions. For the fourth consecutive year, Fr. Bañaga,...

Ten ways Catholics can enter into the Year of Faith

The CatholicSpirit Website offers Ten ways Catholics can enter into the Year of Faith The list complements suggestions that can also be found in Archbishop John Nienstedt’s pastoral letter on the new evangelization. The letter is inserted inside this issue of The...

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