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Songs for a Vincentian Youth Mass
“Hearts on Fire”, by Javier F. Chento, is a new album with 18 songs for Mass created for the youth of the Vincentian Family, blending faith, joy, and mission. These songs are offered as a free gift to inspire worship, service, and a living Vincentian faith.
Vincentian Daily Intention
On January 15, 2026, we, the members of the Vincentian Family, pray for young people seeking meaning, direction, and hope.
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Formation
Western Region North of 60 Project 2025 Annual Report
The North of 60 Project, led by the Society of Saint Vincent de Paul, combats food insecurity and supports community development in remote Arctic regions. Read about their accomplishments in their 2025 Annual Report.
AIC Japan Partners with the Daughters of Charity to Improve Children’s Education and Well-being
The International Association of Charities in Japan supports projects with the Daughters of Charity in India and the Philippines, funding a new well for a children’s home in Bangalore and collaborating with the Rosalie Rendu Center on youth education and mental health. In Kobe, its community garden builds connections and raises funds to sustain these partnerships.
Songs for a Vincentian Youth Mass
“Hearts on Fire”, by Javier F. Chento, is a new album with 18 songs for Mass created for the youth of the Vincentian Family, blending faith, joy, and mission. These songs are offered as a free gift to inspire worship, service, and a living Vincentian faith.
Issue #8 of FamVin News is Here!
The Vincentian Family Communications Commission has released the eighth issue of the bulletin “FamVin News”. Click to see It! ☝️
Formation
Sister Euphemia Blenkinsop, DC (1816–1887): A Vincentian Leader in the American Postwar Era
Sister Euphemia Blenkinsop, born in Dublin in 1816, immigrated to the United States and became a key leader of the Daughters of Charity, serving as visitatrix from 1866 until her death in 1887. Her visionary leadership during the post-Civil War era strengthened the comm…
Reflections
The Vincentian Family Daily Intention: January 15, 2026
On January 15, 2026, we, the members of the Vincentian Family, pray for young people seeking meaning, direction, and hope.
To Go Down Is to Go Up, to Lose Is to Win
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Hug Folks of All Races, Tongues and Nations
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A Vincentian View: Overcoming Ignorance
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Outstanding Vincentians
Sister Euphemia Blenkinsop, DC (1816–1887): A Vincentian Leader in the American Postwar Era
Sister Euphemia Blenkinsop, born in Dublin in 1816, immigrated to the United States and became a key leader of the Daughters of Charity, serving as visitatrix from 1866 until her death in 1887. Her visionary leadership during the post-Civil War era strengthened the comm…
Sister Chrysostom Moynahan, DC: A Pioneer of Compassionate Catholic Healthcare and Nursing Education
Sister Chrysostom Moynahan, Daughter of Charity, was a visionary nurse, administrator, and educator whose pioneering work transformed healthcare in the USA South and set new standards in nursing education.
Sister Ursula Mattingly, DC: A Pioneer of American Nursing and Compassionate Healthcare
Sister Ursula Mattingly (1808–1874) was a pioneering American nurse and hospital administrator who founded Sisters of Charity Hospital in Buffalo, New York, and led its courageous response to the 1849 cholera epidemic. Her legacy endures as a model of Vincentian compa…