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Peace and Justice Resources for Advent

- Visit the Center for Concern sponsored web site "Education for Justice" for some very practical resources for celebrating Advent in a spirit of Justice. The site is relatively expensive in that it asks a $48 annual subscription but from what I have seen it is going...

Collection of Resources on Rosalie Rendu

Deborah Payne of the SVDP "Voice of the Poor" site has compiled a fine list of resources related to the beatification of Rosalie Rendu.She has gathered in one place... - SVDP News Related to Sr. Rosalie - News Reports on the Beatification of Sister Rosalie: - Links to...

Help for Prescription Drugs – SSVDP

The national site of the Society of St. Vincent de Paul features a link describing "an excellent web site for helping people with prescription needs, www.HelpingPatients.org.  If the drug manufacturer has an aid program, this page tells you how to get into the...

National SSVDP Annouces 2005 International Assembly

The national site of the SVDP announced on 11/04/2003 the convocation of the 2005 General Assembly.Next SSVP International Assembly 2005 will be in Brazil International News Releases Posted on 11/04/2003     Rome, 19th October 2003   The SSVP's 12th International...

Fr. Maloney's Last Advent Letter

Fr. Robert Maloney writes his final Advent message to the entire Vincentian Family. (Reminder - You can email this article by clicking on the "send to a friend" option on the right side of this or any story on famvin. You can also choose a "printer friendly" option...

Thanksgiving and the Feast of the Miraculous Medal

"The story begins on the night of July 18-19, 1830. A child (perhaps her guardian angel) awakened Sister (now Saint) Catherine Labouré, a novice in the community of the Daughters of Charity in Paris, and summoned her to the chapel. There she met with the Virgin Mary...

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