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Articles from the Famvin News Archive
Srs. of Charity (Nazareth) Establish Firm Church Presence in Nepal
Surket, Nepal (UCAN) -- The newly built Navajyoti (new light) Training Center and the convent of the Sisters of Charity of Nazareth are the first permanent Church buildings in this part of the country. Surket, Nepal (UCAN) -- The recent blessing and inauguration of a...
A Tale of Two Cities: Some See Mud, Others See Stars
A program called GRIST innovatively uses a video walking tour to tell the story of the blighted area of South Bronx in New York and at the same time inspire hope.New York's South Bronx was once a getaway for the rich; now the defining landmarks of the community are...
JusticeworX: High School Students Meet Jesus!
No, really! Through their service of the poor and abandoned in Trenton, NJ, USA, and lead by their LeaderworX (young adult) formators, 45 high school "rising" juniors and seniors are meeting Christ and getting to know Vincent, Louise, Frederic, Catherine Laboure,...
Circular Letter From Leaders of Various Branches of the Vincentian Family
The letter concerns their meeting in Paris January 2006 and describes their reports and offers a theme and resources for our annual day of prayer.Rome, 11 June 2006 Solemnity of the Most Holy Trinity To the members of the Vincentian Family Dear brothers and sisters,...
They See Jesus' Face in the Poor
A lot of people react with either pity or avoidance when they meet a poor person asking for help. But for members of the Society of St. Vincent de Paul, giving assistance to a needy person is a way to grow spiritually.So writes BOB REEVES/Lincoln Journal Star...
Juventudes Marianas Vicentinas in Mexico
The asociation of Marian Vicentian Youths in Mexico has activated the new web page WWW.JMVMEXICO.COM, in which you will find information on every single group that exists in the country. Everyone is welcome to visit us and leave a message in the Juveni-Chat Section...
LeaderworX: Vincentian Young Adult Formators!
Thirteen young adults have given up their summer vacations to act as formators in the Vincentian Way. Together, they will lead groups of secondary school students in week-long service and reflection experiences at The Vincentian Youth Ministry Center in Princeton, New...
Daughters of Charity Report on Earthquake in Java
Sr Anna, Visitatrice of Indonesia, writes: We will build approximately seven houses for the families of our sisters who have lost everything because of the disaster. Currently, some of our Sisters are working in the devastated area. These sisters come from local...
News Report of Daughters of Charity Mission In Russia 2005
When two Daughters of Charity arrived in Magadan, Russia, Aug. 6 to establish a community of sisters in the Far East Russian city, they took with them a desire to serve the poor that requires flexibility and an ability to listen to the needs of the people they are...
Sisters of Charity and Associates At National Meeting of NACAR
Mary Jo Mersmann, director of associates for the Sisters of Charity, co-chaired the recent North American Conference of Associates and Religious (NACAR) held in Cinncinati.Nearly 500 vowed members and associates of Catholic religious communities in the United States...
