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Display of 1648 letter of Vincent

In honor of St. Vincent de Paul’s feast day Sept. 27, a handwritten letter, dating to 1648, by St. Vincent de Paul was displayed in the Sisters of Charity of Nazareth  motherhouse dining room after dinner Monday. The letter, written in de Paul’s native French,...

Vincentian Jeopardy at Niagara University

Bruce Krause, C.M. writes about stimulating campus-wide competition using a Vincentian-themed version of the popular TV game "Jeopardy" during Niagara University's observance of "Vincentian Week". Click Read More Faculty, administration/staff, and students’ knowledge...

Michael Thio takes office as XV International President of the SVDP

“Michael, I ask you to build on the efforts and actions of the former president, José Ramón Torremocha and his predecessors, in order that the Society of Saint Vincent de Paul together with the Vincentian Family throughout the world, might continue to give witness as champions of the poor, walking with them to the loving embrace of our God who has first loved us” Fr. G. Gregory Gay.

Closing of Jubilee Year in Southern India

Click Read More for a report sent from Southern India. "Jubilee year was a rare and remarkable occasion for the Confreres and Daughters of Charity in the Southern Indian Provinces to come together. We had already two batches of Retreat and Seminar together in March at...

Religion a Great Mystery to Most Americans

Faith trumps factual knowledge of religion in America, according to the results of a survey conducted by the Pew Forum on Religion & Public Life. On average, people got about half the questions right.  Though 86 percent of Americans believe in God or a higher...

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