May Hope Shine Brightly This Advent
Brothers and Sisters, May the peace of our Lord be with us always! The season of Advent is a wonderful time, but it is also a very busy time for us. Our Confreres generously give of themselves, hearing confessions, celebrating liturgies, preparing homilies,...+Father of Marty Howfield
Please pray for the repose of the soul of Paul Howfield, the father of Marty Howfield. Marty in known to many connected with the Eastern Province for his great efforts in gathering the alumni from St. Joe’s Preparatory Seminary. Funeral Arrangements Viewing:...
Collaboration and Mercy
The Church and the Congregation each have specific themes that they ask us to consider and embrace simultaneously. Since Pentecost, the Congregation has called us to greater Vincentian Family Collaboration. There have been multiple gatherings of the Vincentian Family...
Images of the Eastern province
The following slide show was used as evening prayer at the recent meeting of all of the Superiors of the Province at St. Vincent’s Seminary in Germantown,...
Collaboration – a new Pentecost
Pentecost 2015 May Christ’s Peace be with you always! On January 30th and March 15th Rev. Greg Gay, Superior General, sent letters to the Leaders of the Vincentian Family. He has named 2015 the “Year of Vincentian Collaboration.” The goal is to deepen our...
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Joyful to See the Lord in Their Midst
The risen Christ stands in the midst of his disciples and wishes them peace. He shows them his hands and his side. And they turn joyful. The disciples are not at all joyful after the death of Jesus. They are even broken and hopeless. For not only do they miss their Teacher. They also fear […]
Vincentian Prayer Images: Walking Through Each Day with St. Vincent IV
St. Vincent told the Daughters of Charity: “Saint Paul tells you how much you lose when the first thoughts of your mind are filled with anything other than God.”
Creating a Space of Retreat At Home
As we find ourselves continuing to practice physical distancing, it has called us to be creative in how we can go on ‘retreat’ and connect with faith-filled communities.