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The Ember Team – Vincentians on Mission

The Changing Face of Mission Today In the past, mission was seen as a package, a programme of events geared towards sacramental renewal and popular devotion.  Today's parishes have changing needs.  The Ember Team is addressing these needs by harnessing the energies,...

General Assembly of the Daughters of Charity

The Daughters of Charity will convene in Paris for the opening of their General Asssembly May 20The Assembly will be preceeded by a retreat from May 12 through May 17. Among the tasks of the Assembly will be the election of a Suuperioress General. Let us join in...

Austrian painting of Vincent

This is a painting by the well-known Austrian painter Anton Lehmden (retired professor at the Viennese Academy of Fine Arts, member of a group called "Viennese Phantastic Realism") . He did this in 1965 for our Vincentian church in Istanbul. - Franz Kangler, CMThe...

"HERITAGE PEOPLE" 

SARINA QLD, April 30, 2003:  "HERITAGE PEOPLE"  is a new page which concerns people who influenced or were involved with Vincent de Paul in his life and work. Currently there is only one item on the new page (the 'de Paul Visitors to this page may (or may not) notice...

Vincentian Compassionate Care for the Aging

Vincentian Collaborative Services coordinates the caring ministries for the aging sponsored by the Vincentian Sisters of Charity. We seek to model our programs after the work of St. Vincent de Paul and St. Louise de Marillac, providing loving and respectful caring,...

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