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Sister of Charity Named ”Woman of Achivement”

Srr. Maureen Skelly, SC (Halifax) was named "Woman of Achievement" for Staten Island in a cermeony attended by 1200 people at the Staten Island Hilton Hotel. For the ful details visit the following link from the Staten Island Advance. Sr. Maureen Skelly - Boundless...

Fr. Greg Gay’s Christmas Greeting – Text-only

Happy are those who dream dreams and are ready to pay the price to make them come true. (Cardinal Suenens) My Christmas message to all the Vincentian Family is based on the gospel for the Fourth Sunday of Advent in which we heard how Joseph’s dream for living a normal...

Sister of Charity Cited in New York Times

The New York Times features a story of the half-century work of Sister Mary de Sales.By DAN BARRY SISTER MARY DE SALES, 91, checks her wristwatch again. Yes, it might be best to head down to the chapel on the first floor. A priest friend was saying Mass at noon, and...

Pope Invites Youth to be Open to Others of Different Cultures

VATICAN CITY, DEC. 19, 2004 (Zenit.org).- To make the planet "a society which is more and more like a family," John Paul II invited young people to be open to others of different cultures. The Pope's appeal is included in the message he sent to the ecumenical Taizé...

Polish Daughter of Charity Declared Venerable

Marta Wieka (1874- 1904), a Polish Daughter or Charity, has been declared "Venerable".In a letter read today she was determined to lived a life of "heroic virtue" . She can be beatified can be beatified if a miracle is attributed to their intercession. Please visit...

Christmas Tree Is Symbol of Christ, Says Pope

VATICAN CITY, DEC. 19, 2004 (Zenit.org).- The evergreen Christmas tree is a symbol of life offered by Christ, "God's supreme gift to humanity," says John Paul II. The Pope explained the meaning of the tree during his Angelus address today to the faithful gathered in...

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