St. Catherine Labouré had a connection to St. Vincent de Paul, through dreams and visions… whose meaning she did not understand at first. See the presentation

Saint Agostina Pietrantoni was an Italian Sister of Charity of St. Joan Antida (branch of the Vincentian Family). Learn more about her life and her dedication to caring for the sick. See the presentation

The martyrs remind us of our hope for a future that is grounded on peace and harmony. See a brief presentation

Sr. Judith Metz, S.C. tells the story of how the Charity Federation developed, in part to advocate for the Cause for Canonization for Elizabeth Ann Seton. See the video

Fr. Emeric Amyot d’Inville, C.M. reflects on the way that St. Vincent focused on the social and ecclesial reality surrounding him. See the presentation

October 17 is the anniversary of Louise de Marillac’s consecration of the “Little Company” (the Daughters of Charity) to the Blessed Mother at Chartres, in 1644. See the presentation

How did St. Vincent look at evangelization? See the presentation

Fr. Robert P. Maloney, C.M. offers reflections on Vincent’s capacity to unite action and contemplation. See the presentation

Alvaro Quevedo Patarroyo, C.M. offers a quick journey through St. Vincent’s life, seeing him as a priest who evangelizes in a unique way: by being concerned not only with the spiritual but also with the material needs of persons; and by trying to bestow on the poor, in a practical way, those rights which were theirs in theory. See the video

This presentation, based on a talk by Fr. Emeric Amyot d’Inville, C.M., was addressed to the Congregation of the Mission but could be applicable to any branch of the Vincentian Family involved in teaching and sharing our faith. See the presentation