Day 33: Devotion
Day 6: Grace & Forgiveness by Anthony Giancatarino | Mar 12, 2019 As Vincentians, we seek Christ in the faces and hearts of the people we encounter every day. Beginning on Ash Wednesday, March 6, and continuing throughout the Lenten season, men and women just like...
Day 32: Zest for God
Day 6: Grace & Forgiveness by Anthony Giancatarino | Mar 12, 2019 As Vincentians, we seek Christ in the faces and hearts of the people we encounter every day. Beginning on Ash Wednesday, March 6, and continuing throughout the Lenten season, men and women just like...
Day 31: Comittment
Day 6: Grace & Forgiveness by Anthony Giancatarino | Mar 12, 2019 As Vincentians, we seek Christ in the faces and hearts of the people we encounter every day. Beginning on Ash Wednesday, March 6, and continuing throughout the Lenten season, men and women just like...
Day 30: Work Hard
Alleluia! He is Risen! by Vincentians of the Eastern Province | Apr 1, 2018 About the Series St. Vincent de Paul encouraged five particular traits in his comrades: simplicity, meekness, mortification, humility and zeal. Come...
Day 29: Respect and Dignity
Day 6: Grace & Forgiveness by Anthony Giancatarino | Mar 12, 2019 As Vincentians, we seek Christ in the faces and hearts of the people we encounter every day. Beginning on Ash Wednesday, March 6, and continuing throughout the Lenten season, men and women just like...
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The Fifth Century of the Vincentian Charism – Fr. Maloney
Former Superior General, Fr. Maloney, has spoken of his dreams for the fifth century of the Vincentian Charism. This post is an introduction to his earlier book, “The Dawn of a New Century”.
Meeting of the Leaders of the Vincentian Family, Rome 2020: January 11 #FamVin2020Roma
The day began with a panel discussion about the power of the Vincentian charism as revealed in various initiatives developed in distinct parts of the world.
To Hell With Good Intentions
If we are to truly assess our work according to how we are responding to present issues of social justice, then we must look deeper into ourselves, our core values, and the beliefs that we bring to the table with us.