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famvinThe Vincentian Family is a movement made up of more than 160 institutions and some 4,000,000 people who follow Jesus Christ, serving the poor, as did St. Vincent de Paul, St. Louise de Marillac and many other believers who, over the last four centuries, have enriched the Vincentian charism.

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Vincentian Family at Bethlehem

The Spanish language version of the Vincentian Encyclopedia features a link to a larger version of this graphic. MADRID, November 26, 2006 (famvin.org): A larger view of "La Familia Vicenciana en el Portal de Belén" ("The Vincentian Family at Bethlehem") can be found...

It's An Old Vincentian Family Story

So writes Arnie Simonse of the Vincentian Family Collaboration in West Virginia.ALMOST HEAVEN… News from the St. Vincent de Paul Society Conference of Southern West Virginia IT’S AN OLD VINCENTIAN FAMILY STORY… It’s not a new story for sure. The first chapter was...

Wikipedia – Vincentian Studies Institute

The Vincentian Studies Institute based at dePaul University has an entry on the world famous Wikipedia. The Vincentian Studies Institute article can serve as a beginning guide to Vincentian related resources in this secular encyclopedia (after which our own Vincentian...

Two New Features in the Vincentian Encyclopedia

The Vincentian Encyclopedia now features two new services - reflections on Sunday Readings and a listing of what happened on this day in Vincentian History.Both are found on the main page. The Reflections on Sunday readings is in blue at the right of the main page....

Vatican Launches Justice and Peace Website

VATICAN CITY, NOV. 23, 2006 (zenit.org).- The Holy See has started a Web page dedicated to information about, and formation in, justice and peace. The initiative, www.justpax.it, was launched by the Pontifical Council for Justice and Peace, whose president is Cardinal...

DC's Make Thanskgiving Possible for the Poor

For many, there would be no Thanksgiving dinner without the sisters' guiding hands. "If it wasn't for the sisters ... they're miracles -- they are," said Tammy Dailey, 42, of Dunbar Borough, who gets food from the pantry at Rendu Services every month. In 1999, the...

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