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In the month of October, the Holy Rosary invites us to contemplate the mystery of Christ, led by the hand of Mary. In the charism of Saint Vincent de Paul, this prayer does not end with the last bead: it continues in service to the poor. A reflection in four movements on how the Rosary becomes charity.
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The Council of Catholic Patriarchs and Bishops of Egypt has published the Edict marking a new step in the Cause of the Servant of God Stéphanos II Ghattas, C.M., Vincentian missionary and Patriarch of Alexandria of the Copts, remembered as a man of the Church and a messenger of peace.
The Donnaregina Complex hosts “Metamorfosi – Ciò che resta diventa musica”, an artistic journey that transforms the memory of migration and imprisonment into a story of dignity, work and hope.
Frederico Ozanam was a layman deeply committed to faith, culture, and the service of the poor. Founder of the Society of Saint Vincent de Paul, he brought together intellectual formation and concrete charity, inspired by the charism of Saint Vincent de Paul and Saint Louise de Marillac.
His life shows how faith can become a commitment to social transformation and how holiness can also grow through the vocation of lay people in the world.
From September 18 to 26, 2026, in preparation for the feast of Saint Vincent de Paul, the Congregation of the Mission proposes a novena dedicated to those who are on the move. Nine days, nine real migration routes: the Darién Gap, the Mexican desert, the Central Mediterranean, the Red Sea, the Sahel, the Atlantic route to the Canary Islands, the Bay of Bengal, the Balkans, and the Andes.
This is not simply an exercise in addressing current events. It is the most faithful way to celebrate a saint who spent his life organizing relief for those fleeing the wars of his time.
Frederico Ozanam was a layman deeply committed to faith, culture, and the service of the poor. Founder of the Society of Saint Vincent de Paul, he brought together intellectual formation and concrete charity, inspired by the charism of Saint Vincent de Paul and Saint Louise de Marillac.
His life shows how faith can become a commitment to social transformation and how holiness can also grow through the vocation of lay people in the world.
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