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What Makes a Vincentian: The Vow of Stability
St. Vincent considered the vow of stability the one vow that connected all the others.
Life is Fragile
Fr. Jim Osendorf, C.M., Superior at St. Mary’s of the Barrens, shares a moving story about the fragility of life.
What Makes a Vincentian: The Vow of Obedience
Fr. Ray Van Dorpe, C..M., explains the Vincentian vow of obediance is modeled on the life of Christ himself.
Put on the Spirit of Jesus Christ
When Father Vincent de Paul preached his first parish mission in Folleville, France, in 1617, it became a pivotal moment in his life.
The God Minute Made Available to Inmates
The God Minute prayer app will soon be available on demand to almost 1 million incarcerated people in the United States.
Moments of Holiness
Fr. Kevin Fausz, C.M., talks about his winding path to the priesthood and the moments he treasures from his years in ministry.
Loaves and Fishes
Volunteers Mary and Willy Miranda run the Trust in Jesus Cuisine ministry at Sacred Heart Parish in Patterson, CA.
A Teaching Moment
Raised in an orphanage, Fr. Stephen Gallegos, C.M., tries to teach about liturgy to help people grow in faith.
From Vietnam to Patterson
Fr. Nhan “Tino” Tran, C.M., was recently named pastor at Sacred Heart Parish in Patterson, CA, after seven years at the parish.
Vincentian Roots Run Deep in Chicago Family
Mark and Eileen McNabola of Chicago reflect on their devotion to and support of the Vincentians.