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Gena Fulton sees her work as a receptionist at St. Joseph Parish in New Orleans as “Window Ministry” and explains how she strives to see Jesus in the people she meets.

Bernadine Dupre took up volunteer work at St. Joseph’s in New Orleans after retirement. She discusses the inspiration she receives from the poor that she works with.

After four decades in St. Louis, Fr. Ed Murphy, C.M., is embracing his role as pastor of St. Joseph Parish in New Orleans.

Education of the clergy and layity has been woven into the Vincentian charism since the early days of the St. Vincent’s mission.

A new, cinematic book trailer is now available for Fr. Ron Ramson, C.M.’s 2020 book, I, Frederic…: Ozanam in His Own Words.

Simplicity, as the first virtue, means to speak and act with clarity and honesty. St. Vincent called simplicity “my gospel.”

From The Vincentian: Dr. William and Ann von Almen found each other at St. Joseph Parish in New Orleans after the passing of thier spouses.

From The Vincentian, the Western Province this summer held its triennial assembly in New Orleans, home to St. Joseph Parish.

Bro. Tim Opferman, C.M., discusses his early vocation story and the joy he took from serving as an elementary school teacher.

This year’s Vincentian Parish Appeal supports an education program for girls in Kenya, care for senior Vincentians, and ongoing vocations and formation efforts.