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AIC International Assembly

In a few days, 120 volunteers, mainly from developing countries, will meet and participate in the AIC General Assembly. Facing the growth of poverty, migrations problems and epidemics of AIDS, AIC has the ambition to open a path where each volunteer feels responsible...

Lenten Message – Pope John Paul II

Each year, the Lenten Season is set before us as a good opportunity for the intensification of prayer and penance, opening hearts to the docile welcoming of the divine will. During Lent, a spiritual journey is outlined for us that prepares us to relive the Great...

Video Link: Fr. Greg Gay’s January

Fr. Greg continues to inform us about his recent activities: meeting with confreres and the Daughters of Charity, sharing Eucharist and meals. Can't see the video? Perhaps you need to download and install the Windows Media player for your computer. You can get Windows...

Vincent- The Musical

"Vincent the Musical" - presented by the Marian Youth Association of Cantania. "Today, January 25, we remember the foundation of the Congreation of the Mission by Vincent de Paul (January 25, 1617)..  At the same time the Vincentian Family deepens the gift of vocation...

SC and DC in Pittsburgh Newspaper

Layman donates use of his house to Sisters and Daughters of Charity as base for Social Services."Sullivan D'Amico, the owner of the white house at 453 Pechin Road, donated its use to Rendu Services, a group of five Catholic religious women who provide medical...

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