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Click here to view a new video celebrating St. Louise’s Feast Day. Entitled “Getting to Know St. Louise de Marillac Through Her Letters”, the video takes us through 7 excerpts from Louise’s writings, with a soft music backdrop and images of St. Louise.

We just posted a new video adaptation, featuring excerpts from Fr. Gregory Gay’s Lenten Letter set to tranquil music. Click to view.

This Lent – Stations of the Cross for Vincentians, in a mobile-phone-friendly format. Go to bitly.com/vstations. For easy access, you can save the link as a bookmark on your phone’s home screen.

The story of a Vincentian missioner who left his “comfort zone” to do God’s will, relocating to China where priests were desperately needed. Though he constantly struggled to learn the local language, he once wrote that “It’s much better for them to have me, ignorant and all as I am, than to have no priest.” See the presentation here.

Be inspired by the vocation story of Blessed Rosalie Rendu. Her early years reveal the sometimes forgotten human person behind all the great works and charitable foundations. See how this mountain girl won the hearts of many with her common sense and people skills. To see the new presentation, click here.

A new presentation about two Daughters of Charity who were arrested and martyred by a firing squad along with 97 others on February 1, 1794 during the Reign of Terror in France.

In collaboration with their brothers and sisters of several other branches of the Vincentian Family, the Congregation of the Mission has been accompanying the poor in Kenya for over 20 years now. The road of this mission has taken many turns. We invite you to journey to Kenya with the missioners in our multimedia story — an integration of text, audio, and photography.

To celebrate the feast day of St. Elizabeth Ann Seton, we present a new YouTube video. The text in the video is made up of excerpts from the article “Harvesting Wisdom: Theological Abundance in St. Elizabeth Seton’s Story” by Regina Bechtle, SC. Feel free to display this video at a small gathering or meeting, or share the link on social media.

In 2013, thousands of you accessed many new resources for “Learning To Serve” the poor and marginalized. Here are some highlights– be sure to visit those you may have missed: click here for a list of our favorites