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Daughters of Charity – Focus on Elizabeth

For the month of January you can journey in this year of faith with the first saint of the United States, Mother Elizabeth Ann Seton. Our FOCUS ON section is devoted to her. You will discover a woman who was totally inhabited by God and who placed her life at the service of her brothers and sisters; […]

Sisters Learn from those Living in Poverty

The Sisters of Charity Federation site features Sister Margaret Rose Nickerson who says she receives much more than she gives through her ministry at AIDS Saint John in New Brunswick. “I recognize how poor I am and how rich those who are poor are for me,” says the Sister of Charity of the Immaculate Conception. As […]

From “setbacks” to “blessings”

Each year Lynn L’Heureux, Special needs co-coordinator & Advisor of the Society of St Vincent de Paul Calgary Alberta Canada, and her husband look forward to delivering Christmas hampers or baskets for those who fall through the cracks at Christmas. This year she suffered some serious setbacks – her being diagnosed with cancer  and the death […]

Daughters of Charity merge 3 provinces (Spain)

On Christmas Eve, December 24, 2012 Superioress General of the Daughters of Charity Sister Evelyne Franc and the General Council appointed S.Pilar Rendón DC a first Visitatrix of the new Province of Spain South.  The new province results from merging three of nine Spanish provinces of the Company. Click to enlarge photos) Sister Pilar is […]

FAMVIN top ten searches

Among the top 2012 searches on the various sites of the FAMVIN project… Most popular Vincentian posts on Famvin News       Searching for quotations St. Vincent quotes       Searching for information on the Vincentian Family Vincentian Family Calendar Vincentian Family Branches Vincentian Family on the Web VinFormation Prayers, Celebrations & Seasonal […]

“Band of Sisters” trailer

Band of Sisters tells the story of Catholic nuns and their work for social justice after Vatican II of the 1960s. For Catholics who wonder what became of the nuns they knew in habits and convents many years ago, for activists who may feel profoundly discouraged given the problems of today’s world, for women seeking equality […]

Mission as a Sacred Trust: Past, Present, Future

The Sisters of Charity of Cincinnati offer a video response to the question “What is the Charity Mission?” Reviewing quickly their roots in Vincent, Elizabeth Seton and the early Sisters of Charity they present a quick tour of their heritage and conclude saying “Although times change and programs vary according to the current needs of […]

Leadership – Sisters of Charity Seton Hill

The Winter 2012 issue of Celebration is online now! It contains profiles of their leadership team. Also read about the events of 2012 that had great significance for the Sisters of Charity of Seton Hill. December_2012_Winter_Celebration_for_web    

World Day of Peace

World Day of Peace, sometimes unofficially known as World Peace Day, is a feast day dedicated to peace  celebrated on January 1, on the Solemnity of Mary, Mother of God. It was introduced in 1967 and inspired by the encyclicals Pacem in Terris and Populorum Progressio of John XXIII and Paul VI. Index of Papal Messages for World Day of Peace since 2006 U.S. […]

Pray tiny bit more in the Year of Faith

Looking for a simple way to deepen prayer in the coming year? “Pray just a tiny bit more.” This guest post from Susan Stabile offers an example of a simple  way of building on things that are already a pattern in our lives. In this case it is as simple asmaking it a point of […]

The FAMVIN Digital Network

famvinThe Vincentian Family is a movement made up of more than 160 institutions and some 4,000,000 people who follow Jesus Christ, serving the poor, as did St. Vincent de Paul, St. Louise de Marillac and many other believers who, over the last four centuries, have enriched the Vincentian charism.

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Brief History of the Missionary Cenacle Family

by | Jul 13, 2002 |

Father Thomas Augustine Judge, C.M., was ordained a priest at the dawn of the twentieth century when the Church in the United States faced the task of absorbing thousands of immigrants from the Catholic countries of eastern and southern Europe. During the early years...

A Short History of the Sisters of Charity

by | Jul 12, 2002 |

Greater Emmistburg Historical Society presentation from the program marking the beatification of Elizabeth Ann Seton as found on the site of "The beatification of Elizabeth Ann Seton manifests one of the striking ways in which Divine Providence extends the Kingdom of...

Meeting of European Seminarians for CM

by | Jul 12, 2002 |

At the request of the Visitors of Europe and the Orient, the first Session for the Internal Seminarians of Europe was held at the Berceau from June 10-22. Six seminarians from Spain and three from Italy, accompanied by their directors, treated the theme: “Living...

Vincentian Family at World Youth Day

by | Jul 11, 2002 |

290 young people from the Vincentian Family, belonging to 32 delegations from 23 countries, principally members of JMV, SSVP and AIC will take part in World Youth Day. Toward World Youth Day. From July 23-28 the 17th World Youth Day will be held in Toronto with the...

Marian Art Featured on MIraculous Medal Site

by | Jul 10, 2002 |

The site of the Central Association of the Mariaculous Medal in Philadelphia features on a weekly basis fine contemporary Marian Art.The same site has many items of interest to members of the Miraculous Medal Association.http://www.cammonline.org/pages/home.html

40th General Assembly of CM convoked for 2004

by | Jul 10, 2002 |

Theme: Our Vincentian identity today, having lived the new Constitutions for 20 years — an evaluation and three challenges for the future.Toward the 2004 General Assem-bly. On June 8, the Superior General wrote to the Visitors convoking the 40th General Assembly of...

India’s Cheap New Handheld ‘Simputer’

by | Jul 9, 2002 |

India's new "Simputer" -- a handheld computer whose name was chosen to suggest that it is simple, inexpensive, and multilingual -- will cost between 10,500 to 23,000 rupees ($214-469), in a country where the average per capita income is about $450. Using a Linux...

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