I see some connections with another more benign virus – the Vincentian Virus. COVID19 Is both similar to and very different from the Vincentian Virus.
In this Vincentian Mindwalk I explore the Vincentian movement as a desirable virus that continues to spread… hop…
In this Vincentian Mindwalk I ask how many of us see beyond the facts in front of us. What would it mean to see things as Jesus… and St. Vincent… did?
A biographer of geniuses thinks their most common trait may be the extraordinary ability to apply creativity and imaginative thinking to almost any situation.
In this Vincentian Mindwalk I explore why St. Vincent dePaul should be classified as a genius. By his life, Vin…
Musicians, lawyers, graphic artists, psychologists, translators, alumni of Vincentian institutions are discovering professionals like themselves. They desire to serve those in need with their specific skills.
“Who moved my Cheese” is a parable that describes how people face change. It’s about 4 characters running around in a maze trying to locate their “cheese” or what is important to them.
See below an audio version of this reflection Do I really know what the poor need and want? Do we include the people we serve in our pastoral planning? If not, are we unconsciously making a statement that we know better what they want and need? My Eastern Province...
John Prager CM has a stark reminder. Christ calls us to serve the poor, not only “the good poor”!
St. Vincent’s mentors played a significant role in his life. They expanded his horizons. They taught him to see life through the eyes of the Jesus he discovered in Scripture.
Jesus Mission Statement was only six words. It profoundly influenced the lives of St. Vincent and St.Louise. How does it influence our lifestyle?
It may be hard to believe but there are many more deadly forms of pandemics in our world today. We must recognize them for what they are. They will only be conquered by a culture of collaboration.
Sundays in Ordinary Time – Have I been aware of these Sundays as accompanying Jesus in his ordinary ministry?
I suspect you will feel moved, proud, and challenged by the words of Pope Saint John Paul II.
Rereading the Declaration of Independence can be a way of celebrating July 4. It is an amazing document.