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Impact of Environment on the Poor

"Making the poor a priority is a defining element of the church’s contribution to the environmental debate. The poor are vulnerable to environmental hazards." "Poor families often live on the margins of society: in urban areas where their housing is poor, or in rural...

Vincentian Association of Married Deacons (France)

PARIS, January 15, 2004 (famvin.org/cm/fr):  Since 1989, there has existed in France a Vincentian Association of Permanent Married Deacons.    With the permission of their  wives and their respective Bishops, these  Deacons also become attached to one of the French...

Scientists Assail WHO on Malaria Drugs

LONDON (AP) - The World Health Organization and other aid agencies are undermining the battle against malaria by funding cheaper and less-effective drugs, contributing to tens of thousands of deaths of children in Africa, researchers asserted. The scientists, writing...

January 25 – Foundation Day for the CM

José-María Román, C.M. writes..." the 25th of January of the same year, Vincent had preached, in Folleville, what he called the first sermon of the Mission, and which he always considered as the beginning of the Congregation of the Mission. But, in fact, on that day...

Vocation Recruitment in AMERICA Magazine

In celebration of Vocation Awareness Week Fr. John Maher, CM has taken out a series of ads in various diocesan newspapers and the current (1/19-26 p.13) hard copy edition of AMERICA .The ads draw attention of the vocation website at http://www.vincentians.net. Among...

Scientists Close to Malaria Cure

Chemicals which had been sitting on a shelf at the National Institute for Medical Research (NIMR) for more than 80 years could hold the key to finding a cure for the killer disease malaria. In 2001 scientists at the NIMR in The Ridgeway, Mill Hill, stumbled across the...

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