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"Streetwise" honors Vincent's 400 years of service

StreetWise, among the largest "street papers" in the United States devoted four pages to examining the legacy of dePaul Univerversity's namesake. Street newspapers (or street papers) are newspapers or magazines sold by homeless or poor individuals and produced mainly...

“Streetwise” honors Vincent’s 400 years of service

StreetWise, among the largest "street papers" in the United States devoted four pages to examining the legacy of dePaul Univerversity's namesake. Street newspapers (or street papers) are newspapers or magazines sold by homeless or poor individuals and produced mainly...

Neglected resource for the feast of Elizabeth Seton

An Annotated List of the Writings of Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton should have been included among the resources suggested for celebrating her feast. As a step to the publication of the writings, an annotated list of the holdings in each repository will be published in...

Know our Vincentian Family Tree?

VinFormation provides an interactive graphic based on the work of Sr. Betty Ann McNeil, DC which traces in exact detail the roots of the entire Vincentian Family worldwide. The Family Tree Project shows that ninety-nine founders designated Vincent de Paul as patron of...

Seton Awards from Cincinnati Srs. of Charity

The Sisters of Charity of Cincinnati awarded the congregation’s highest honor, the St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Award, to Elizabeth Bookser Barkley, MSgt. John J. DeJonckheere, USAF (Ret.) and David Scharfenberger. The awards were bestowed Sunday, Jan. 2 in the Immaculate...

Green Pope acts on environmental pollution

Few have noticed that Pope Benedict's creation of a new in-house  financial watchdog also includes criminalization of environmental pollution. In article 18, the new law establishes a penalty of up to six months imprisonment and a fine of $3,500 to $35,000 for anyone...

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