Saint Francis Regis Clet: The Everyday Martyr Who Gave His Life for China

By Sister Eunate Aldave Echeverría, HC Dear friends and members of the Vincentian Family, Today I would like to invite you to contemplate a life that can only be fully understood in the light of the Gospel. Throughout the history of our spirituality, there are radiant figures in whom faith ceases to be an abstract […]
“On the Lovable Virtue of Modesty”

Nicola Albanesi [Meditation on Chapter VII of the “Common Rules”]
On the Feast of Corpus Christi: Sharing Bread to Multiply Hope

The Solemnity of Corpus Christi (the Body of Christ) is a feast of the Catholic Church dedicated to celebrating the Eucharist, with the primary purpose of proclaiming believers’ faith in the real presence of Jesus Christ in the Blessed Sacrament.
Blessed Marta Wiecka: A Life Given in Service to the Sick and the Poor

On the occasion of the liturgical memorial of Blessed Marta Wiecka, celebrated on May 30, Fr. Serhiy Pavlish, C.M., General Postulator of the Congregation of the Mission, offers a reflection on the message that Blessed Marta continues to convey today through her life: a radiant witness of faith, mercy, and active charity, lived in service […]
Nuntia October 2025

The October 2025 edition of Nuntia is online: download it, read it, share it!
‘Life is not taken away, but transformed.’ Walking together towards 2 November

Vincentian Family, we approach the Commemoration of All Souls (2 November) as a passage of grace: not a day of nostalgia, but a communal exercise in Easter hope. The liturgy gives us words that are a rock on which to rest our hearts: ‘To your faithful, O Lord, life is not taken away, but transformed.’ […]
Organ donation as an act of generosity

Organ donation is an act of genuine generosity, capable of saving up to eight lives and restoring hope to those awaiting a transplant. In a world often dominated by self-interest, the gratuitousness of the gift reveals the greatness of spirit and the power of solidarity. Promoting a culture of donation means building a more humane […]
Vincentian Youth Gathering in Fiji: A Journey of Faith, Connection, and Community Action

In Fiji, over 300 young Vincentians experienced days of intense spirituality and sharing: a meeting that ignites the heart, renews faith and inspires concrete action. It was a journey of deep bonds, mutual listening and dreams of service, where each testimony illuminated the path towards a more supportive community. It was an experience that will […]
“A Flame for the Mission” – Inspirational Portrait of St. Louise de Marillac

On the occasion of 9 May, the feast of Saint Louise de Marillac, discover the inspiring story of the co-founder of the Daughters of Charity. A woman of faith and action, spiritual mother of the poor and pioneer of the Vincentian mission. On the 400th anniversary of the Congregation of the Mission, her example still […]
Literature and Mission: Pope Francis on Reading as Formation