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Web resources for Hispanic pastoral ministry

Funded partly by the Sisters of Charity of Convent Station, a Spanish-language site rich in resources to address the needs of those ministering in the Hispanic community has been launched at Fordham University. Read Fordham's press release and check out Isidoro, named...

The feeding of the first 100,000

Thursday morning Cor Unum in Lawrence, Kansas served its 100,000th guest. Feast day coincidence? Maybe not: During the construction of the building, the parish needed an extra $250,000 to finish the project. [The pastor] asked the Sisters of Charity ... to pray to St....

“Much more than a store”

Dallas, Texas was the largest American city without a St Vincent de Paul Thrift Store until a very special grand opening today. The store's slogan -- Much more than a store -- points to what a volunteer told The Dallas Morning News: the store is "a great vehicle for...

“Sukkoth & Vincent”

The contributing editor of the Orangeville Citizen in Ontario, Canada this week ran a column determined, he said, by the date of publication: September 27. He offers a brief meditation on the life of Vincent. Read it here.

High fashion, low cost fundraising

Take $10 of goods from at a St. Vincent de Paul thrift store and enormous ingenuity: that's the assignment for sixty students in the College of Design, Architecture, Art, and Planning at University of Cincinnati. RetroFittings is a fashion show with a twist. About...

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