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Articles from the Famvin News Archive
CM Archives in Paris Being Renovated
The Congregation of the Mission archives in Paris are currently undergoing renovation and will not be available for the immediate future.For pictures and French text visit http://www.famvin.org/cm/fr/FAMVINModeles/accueil/ARCH.%20avancemnt.html</a.
Ladies of Charity National Assembly – Pasadena, California
The Ladies of Charity will hold their National Assembly in Pasadena, California September 23-27.For more information on the Assembly visit http://www.famvin.org/LCUSA/national_assembly.htm See more information about various local branches in a pre-configured Google...
Net Activism Training Guide
NetAction provides a very strong resource for conducting political action campaigns using the internet and therefore it might be of interest to various groups of the Vincentian Family as we respond to the call concerning malaria.http://www.netaction.org/training/ From...
New Offering by Vincentian-sponsored Catholic Home Study Course
THE SEARCH FOR HAPPINESS - Everybody wants to be happy, and God wants us to be happy. This course explains the four levels of happiness (body, mind and will, heart, soul) and uses Scripture, stories, and common-sense to help us achieve emotional health, spiritual...
First draft of Powerpoint Presentation for International Malaria Committee
(URL HAS BEEN CORRECTED - 9/17) A downloadable powerpoint presentation of the first draft of a Powerpoint presentation prepared by the International Commiittee of the Vincentain Family Campaign against Malaria.
Malaria and the Vincentian Family
Specific recommendations of the International Committee of the Vincentian Family "Political Action" Against Malaria.“JOINTLY RESPONSIBLE FOR LIFE…. ….JOINTLY INVOLVED AGAINST MALARIA” Political engagement and effective actions September 27, 2003 – September 27, 2004...
Seton Museum
Visit the site of the Seton Museum at http://www.setonmuseum.org/
Archives of the Ladies of Charity USA
To preserve the history of the Ladies of Charity, the National Board of the Ladies of Charity of the United States of America transferred their operational files to DePaul in June of 2002. The Ladies of Charity, established by St. Vincent de Paul, providing services...
Letter from Malaria Committee
Letter from the International Committe of of the Vincentian Family regarding political action campaign against malaria.Dear Brothers and Sisters members of the Vicentian Family in the world: May the grace of Our Lord Jesus Christ be always with us” The international...
Press Coverage for Ladies of Charity
Margaret Kelly descrobes the Ladies of Charity in a feature article on the web site of the Diocese of Memphis.The first American Lady of Charity was a 23 year old wife and mother named Catherine Harkins. Born in Ireland, she came to America with her parents and was...
