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Catholic Mom reflects on Pope’s media message

Catholic Mom offers her personal reflections on the Pope's recent message Truth, Proclamation and Authenticity of Life in the Digital Age. But she takes it further by offering her site as a clearing house for links referring to it. She is apparently on to something...

Catholic Mom reflects on Pope's media message

Catholic Mom offers her personal reflections on the Pope's recent message Truth, Proclamation and Authenticity of Life in the Digital Age. But she takes it further by offering her site as a clearing house for links referring to it. She is apparently on to something...

Impact of systemic change workshop spreads

Micro-Economics & Pay-Day-Loans & Working Together - I had never heard of pay-day-loans until I attended the wonderful workshop facilitated by Patricia Hogrebe at the Vincentian Family Systemic Change Meeting in Bellville, IL this past November. Patricia who...

Ted Williams story – dePaul House commentary

Charles Levesque, executive director of Depaul USA, a homeless-services charity reflects on the feel-good story of Ted Wiliams, the homeless man with the golden voice. "Williams' saga is not just a story of an individual given a chance to triumph over adversity. It's...

A pair of UK Vincentian Family sites

Two Vincentian Family websites have  recently received attractive  makeovers. Vincentians in Partnership is an umbrella organisation set up to foster networking and collaboration among those organisations in Great Britain which are influenced by the spirit of St...

Have the UN Millennium Development Goals been met?

The Brookings Institution report "Poverty in Numbers: The Changing State of Global Poverty from 2005 to 2015," updated the World Bank's official $1.25-a-day figures to reveal how the global poverty landscape has changed with the emergence of developing countries. They...

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