Discover the Heart of the Durando Institute in Vietnam
We invite you to explore, through this video, the life of the Durando Institute, the formation home for seminarians of the Congregation of the Mission in Vietnam.
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Here, young hearts are nurtured not only in knowledge but also in values, friendship, and service, thanks to the dedication of teachers and volunteers who make this community a warm and welcoming place.
Today, July 26, on the liturgical feast of Saint Joachim and Saint Anne, the parents of the Virgin Mary and the grandparents of Jesus, the Church celebrates the Sixth World Day for Grandparents and the Elderly. It is a day that invites us to reflect on the immense value of old age—a stage of life that, in Vincentian spirituality, has never been synonymous with being cast aside, but rather with dignity, wisdom, and mission.
Saint Vincent de Paul as seen by Saint Louise de Marillac: a woman’s perspective on the Vincentian charism, exploring charity, listening and discernment.
A contemporary look at shared leadership, poverty and mission, to rediscover Vincentian spirituality at the heart of today’s Church.
The poor are not merely the recipients of the mission: they are the guardians of the vocation.
Saint Vincent reveals a profound truth that transforms the way we practise charity.