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Call for English Teachers in China

A Call to the Whole Vincentian Family Come, See and Teach in China In the Spirit of St. Vincent Recently Rev. Robert Maloney, C.M. wrote: “I am convinced that it is time to be more concrete in planning about our mission in China and to work actively at finding places...

New Edition of Malaria Newsletter

The Web site of the Massive Effort Campaign (against Malaria) has just posted its most recent newslettter.http://www.massiveeffort.org/index.html As usual it is filled with information and ideas about how raise, consciousness, mobilize, prevent, cure, etc. malaria....

Online Newspapers More Influential Than Print Forms

Visitors to newspaper Web sites exhibit a greater interest in politics and are more likely to be active participants in the political process than the general online population, according to Nielsen//NetRatings Political View analysis of survey data conducted for the...

News of Another NGO in the Vincentian Tradition

The Brothers of Charity have a page on their international web site describing the work of their NGO (Non-Governmental Organization) at the UN.Caraes vzw is an NGO managed by the Brothers of Charity and specialized in development aid. The organization supports over 60...

Announcing Web Site for CM Province of Mexico

The Province of Mexico of the Congregation of the Missions has just unveiled its new web site.The Spanish languge web site is very attractive, functional and informatitve. http://www.cmmexico.org/ Of special interest is a grid describing the activities of the province...

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