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Merger in the Vincentian Family

The Sisters of Charity of Cincinnati and the Vincentian Sisters of Charity of Cleveland, will merge as of the morning of June 27. That afternoon the VSC's will have a ceremony making vows within the Sisters of Charity of Cincinnati there in Bedford. Following several...

Four Scenarios for the Future Church

" Despite the astonishing stamina of John Paul II, at some point the Holy Father will go to his reward and the Catholic church will find itself at a crossroads. " John Allen speaking to the Catholic Press Association offers his insights in 4 possible scenarios based...

No Dissent from the Poor ,Thanks!

MELBOURNE, June 3, 2004 (theage.com.au): This (Australian) Government does not want to hear criticism - especially from the poor, writes Kenneth Davidson in The Age ....   When the poor speak, who listens? ....  The ability of groups to provide independent advice is...

Daughters of Charity Meeting on AIDS

From May 6th to 8th, 2004 a group of Sisters serving in Health and Social Work from all the provinces of Spain, met in Ibarra (Guipuzcoa) for the first Inter-provincial AIDS Encounter. Sister Carmen Perez, Provincial of San Sebastian, encouraged us to live out this...

2004 Vincentian Family Day of Prayer

The English site of the Vincentian Youth has posted the letter of the Vincentian Family leaders concerning the 2004 Day of Prayer on September 27.The direct link to this page can be found at http://www.secretariadojmv.org/inter/p.general/famvin/carta_famvin_ing.htm In...

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