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Articles from the Famvin News Archive
SVDP and Catholic Charities in Portland Oregon Parnter on Low-cost Housing
by Beth | Jan 27, 2004 | Vincentian Family
Catholic Charities and the Portland Society of St. Vincent de Paul will collaborate for the first time on an affordable housing project near the St. Vincent de Paul headquarters off of Powell Boulevard in Southeast Portland.Kateri Park, a 50-unit complex, will be...
Fourth Sunday of Ordinary Time Reflections by Fr. Aidan Rooney, CM
by Beth | Jan 27, 2004 | Uncategorized
Fr. Rooney has posted his reflections of the Fourth Sunday of the Year February 1.This weekly series of reflections is available at any time by clicking on the link "Sunday Reflections" on the left side of every famvin.org page. It can also be directly accessed by...
Prayers Requested for Bp. Conway – Episcopal Moderator of SVDP
by Beth | Jan 26, 2004 | Vincentian Family
The Society of St. Vincent de Paul's National Episcopal Advisor, Bishop Edwin M. Conway of Chicago, Illinois, is in need of our prayers. His battle with cancer continues and he is about to undergo another round of treatment. Please help us inform our Vincentians...
New Director General of the Daughters of Charity
by Beth | Jan 26, 2004 | Vincentian Family
In a letter to major superiors of the Congregation of the Mission Fr. Robert Maloney writes that Fr. Javier Álvarez of the Province of Madrid has been named as the new Director General. Francisco Javier Álvarez Munguía at Vincentian Studies week last FallA larger...
Sister Justine Bisqueyburu, DC – Green Scapular Jan. 28
by Beth | Jan 26, 2004 | Vincentian Family
On Jan. 28, 1840, in Paris, France, the Blessed Virgin appeared to Sr. Justine Bisqueyburu, a Seminary Sister of the Daughters of Charity. This began a series of visits which culminated in a special gift of Mary: The Green Scapular. The official Green Scapular is made...
Fr. Richard McCullen Writes of the Martyrs of Angers – February 1
by Beth | Jan 26, 2004 | Uncategorized
"I invite you to join me in a coach which is traveling from Angers to Paris on the 2 February 1640. One of the passengers is Mademoiselle Louise Le Gras. ""She is looking somewhat pale because during the past few weeks she has been quite ill. She has spent almost...
Miraculous Medal Ecards
by Beth | Jan 25, 2004 | Vincentian Family
From the site of the Association of the Miraculous Medal "We are pleased to announce our new spiritual remembrance and ecard site! "Experience the new design and feature set, order multiple cards from Votive Light, remembrance, special occasion, and membership...
Health Care That Works, Is Safe and Leaves No One Behind
by Beth | Jan 24, 2004 | Vincentian Family
Ascension Health Care of which the Daughters of Charity are a part has series of short videos present various aspects of their Call to Action in Health Care.These videos, totaling 14 minutes in total, can be found by visiting...
CHARITY ALIVE – Newsletter of Sisters of Charity Halifax
by Beth | Jan 24, 2004 | Vincentian Family
Selections from the January issue of Charity Alive have now been added to the "News Briefs & Features" section. Here you will find a brief account of one person's experience in crossing the line into Fort Benning, as a follow-up to S. Mary Beth Moore's article,...
Pray the Rosary with St. Louise
by Beth | Jan 23, 2004 | Uncategorized
The official site of the Chapel of the Miraculous Medal in Rue du Bac has a feature called "Praying the Rosary with St. Louise.""While meditating, throughout the year, the thoughts of Saint Louisealong with the Mysteries of the Rosary we can little by little put into...