St. Vincent has much to teach us about collaborating– the art of communicating with simplicity, and the joy of cooperating with others while remaining humble. See the presentation

Sr. Regina Bechtle, S.C. reflects on Mary in the Wedding at Cana, Mary as part of the community of disciples after the Resurrection, and Mary through the eyes of St. Elizabeth Ann Seton. See the presentation

As his biographer Abelly notes, St. Vincent sought to see Jesus in the other person, no matter what station or rank in life the person held. Abelly comments: “[a] maxim of this faithful servant of God was always to see our Savior Jesus Christ in others, to inspire our charity toward them.” See the presentation

In this presentation: Vincentian themes of Advent… Jesus who identified Himself with the powerless, was born into the world.

On a November day in 1830 Catherine heard the sound of Mary’s voice from contemplative silence: “My child, the good God wishes to entrust you with a mission.” See the presentation

In November we celebrate the Miraculous Medal and St. Catherine Labouré. This YouTube video about St. Catherine was published by FamvinEurope.

Following an experience of service to the poor, we can reflect together on that experience and its implications. This week’s featured resource is a slide presentation to help with that: 5 Reflections On Our Ministry As Vincentians.

Short one-and-a-half-minute video on the Incarnation, and Humility featuring a few quotes from the Spiritual Writings of St. Louise de Marillac.