Daughters of Charity of St. Vincent de Paul West Central Province
Daughters of Charity of St. Vincent de Paul West Central Province
Daughters of Charity of St. Vincent de Paul West Central Province
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Fr. Gay was re-elected Superior General of the Congregation of the Mission. He will serve a second 6 year term through 2016...read more on famvin.org
The Prefect of the Congregation for the Causes of Saints announced
that the Pope authorized the congregation to promulgate the following decrees:
… MARTYRDOM Servant of God Marguerite Rutan, professed sister of the Congregation of the Daughters of Charity of St. Vincent de Paul, born in 1736 and killed at Dax, France on 9 April 1794. CF. read more at the Daughters of Charity international website.
Three centuries after his death, the story of St. Vincent de Paul is making international rounds at film festivals in Ireland, England and America—and that’s not all. CatholicTV will debut the film on Vincent’s feast day, Sept. 27, and will repeat it regularly during programming on saints. (See YouTube Trailer) See the full story on famvin.org
The documentary examines Vincent de Paul and his life and times in 17th century France...learn more
In a 60 minute video Fr. Gregory Gay, CM share his impressions of the Vincentian Family as it works, prays and celebrates in the 80 countries he has visited during his almost 6 years as Superior General.
It's official! The Haiti microfinance project, Zafen is now open for business...learn more
Systemic Change is a process that aims to achieve radical transformation in the lives of the excluded through specific strategies...full story can be found on pg. 2 and pg. 8 of the May 2010 ASJ Newsletter
The selling of illegal armaments used to be the most lucrative illegal business in the United States, but it has been surpassed by human trafficking - human slavery!! This brings in more money than armaments or drugs!...learn more on pages 6-7 in the May 2010 ASJ Newsletter
On Saturday, August 15, Feast of the Assumption of Mary...full story
Learn more about an exhibit highlighting the rich history and contributions of Catholic sisters in the United States on the Women and Spirit website and the LCWR website.
We are a Society of Apostolic Life; a community of women striving to serve Jesus by serving persons who are poor and marginalized. We do this living in community, praying in common and supporting each other in our common mission of service. Our homes are just like yours, regular homes in regular neighborhoods.
We serve in many different types of ministry such as healthcare, social services, teaching, counseling, prisons, pastoral ministry and many other ministries. We have a deep passion for changing the world one person at a time. We believe in social justice for each person.
We are located throughout the United States but that isn't all. We are an international community of over 19,000 women in more than 90 countries throughout the world. We serve in small towns, large cities, rural areas, third world countries - wherever you find persons who are poor and marginalized you will find the Daughters of Charity.
To find out moreThere are many ways to get to know us better.