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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...

DC’s Use Web to Help Kenya

Daughters of Charity in Great Britain use web site to fund a mobile clinic in KenyaOur Lenten Appeal for Kenya this year is to raise £20.000.00 to purchase a vehicle to use as a mobile clinic. We will provide the vehicle and a Dutch organisation will equip it. A...

SVDP, Tsunami and Twining

In his weekly column for the Catholic Weekly in Sydney Australia the President of the SVDP reflects on the role of the Society, Tsuanmi and Twinning. "... The St Vincent de Paul Society is not best structured to provide immediate assistance to those affected by this...

Two Vincentian Family Pilgrimage Opportunities

- The Vincentian Studies Institute announces another in its series of heritage tours. - The Association of the Miraculous Medal based in Perryville, Missouri is sponsoring a pilgrimage Paris, and Poland (birthplace of John Paul II.) "Walk in the Footsteps of Vincent...

Fr. Greg Gay Visits Madrid Daughters of Charity

On Wednesday, 12 January, the Province of Santa Luisa was happy to welcome Fr. Gregory Gay, From the site... "Fr. Fernando Quintano, previous Director General and former Provincial Director of this Province, together with Fr Antonio Molina, current Director and Fr...

John Maher CM Writes of His Experience in China

When I realized my time as Vocation Minister would end, I asked myself, “What sabbatical experiences could I seek out that would be meaningful to me as a Vincentian priest?” After some reflection, I decided on three components: a missionary experience, a 30 day...

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