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Daughters of Charity International Site Updated
Sr. Maureen Tinkler sends a reminder to look at the DC International website as from 1st July. 1 PRAYER CORNERÂ There will be a new prayer presentation for you to pray & save for further use. 2. NEWS Daughter of Charity Receives Path to Peace Award; British...
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Systemic Change Study Guides
Commission for Promoting Systemic Change Strategies for helping the poor emerge from poverty Five Reflections for the Vincentian Family - September 27, 2007 Recommended by the international heads of the Vincentian Family gathered for their annual meeting in Rome 1....
VINSPIRATION Series Preparing for World Youth Day – Louise de Marillac
Tim Williams CM draws attention to the latest installment in this series... ASHFIELD June 29, 2007:  A page on St Louise de Marillac has been added to the Vincentian Family World Youth Day Celebration Site. There is a link to details of Louise de Marillac's...
NUNTIA (Newsletter of the Congregation of the Mission) June Issue
TheJune issue covers topics including information from the recent gathering of Provincials of the world in Mexico and information about the coming expansion of the international site of the Congregation of the Mission into multiple languages.
Students Embody Vincentian Mission – Service Trips to Panama and France
St. John’s student-volunteers embarked on two very different service trips, each sponsored by the Office of Campus Ministry. For one group, which traveled to a small Panamanian village to fix houses, the trip was a time to get the hands dirty. For the other group,...
Traveller mortality “like 1940s”
Traveller mortality 'like 1940s' according to Angela Long reporting in IrishHealth.com Health in the Travelling community is like that of settled people in the 1940s, according to a new book. Nearly half Travelling people die before the age of 40, and only one in...
Sisters of Charity of New York Transfer Leadership
Transfer of Leadership July 1: The Congregation officially will install its leadership team for the term 2007-11. The occasion will be marked by a Liturgy and reception at Mount Saint Vincent. Congregational Elections April 28-29: The Sisters voted on their...
New Leadership – Sisters of Charity of New Jersey
Sisters of Charity of New Jersey July 1, 2007-June 30, 2011 Sr. Maureen Shaughnessy, General Superior Sr. Rosemary Smith, Asst General Superior Sr. Janet Lehmann, Councilor Sr. Barbara Garland, Councilor Sr. Ellen Dauwer, Councilor Sr. Elizabeth Cahill, Councilor Sr....
EXPERIENCE Living On Food Stamps – $21 Per week?
The challenge is to live off of the average food stamp budget of $21 per person per week Salem–Today Governor Ted Kulongoski challenged all Oregonians to join him and his wife, Mary Oberst, during “Hunger Awareness Week†from April 23-29, 2007 and live off of an...
