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Each year, St. John’s University celebrates Founder’s Week. From September 20-27, the days point the University towards St. Vincent and our charism, and they conclude with the great Solemnity on the 27th.
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Who are the great geniuses of history? There are certainly many who shaped the daily lives of people of their time … and well beyond.
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Jesus is meek and lowly of heart. Hence, he wants us to be meek and lowly of heart also, and not at all haughty. John and the other disciples way well be as jealous for Jesus’ sake as Joshua was for Moses’. Or they may be so haughty. Haughty enough to think that...Firewood for the Soul: St Vincent de Paul
A weekly reflection for all the Vincentian Family, from Australia.
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