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The Vincentian Family in Ireland
There are nine branches of the Vincentian Family in Ireland. Each branch of the family has its own page on the site. We invite you to learn more about each branch of the family as you explore our website.
As part of the 400th Anniversary Celebrations of the Vincentian Charism in 2017, the nine branches of the Vincentian Family came together to form a National Council in Ireland, in order to better serve people living in poverty.
WELCOME TO
The Vincentian Family in Ireland
There are nine branches of the Vincentian Family in Ireland. Each branch of the family has its own page on the site. We invite you to learn more about each branch of the family as you explore our website.
As part of the 400th Anniversary Celebrations of the Vincentian Charism in 2017, the nine branches of the Vincentian Family came together to form a National Council in Ireland, in order to better serve people living in poverty.
Reflection Of The Week
‘By drawing closer to the poor, we draw closer to God. And we students must draw closer to God a little more every day, or we’ll find ourselves falling away from Him’
-Blessed Frederic Ozanam
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St. Peter’s Church
PHIBSBOROUGH, DUBLIN
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VLM Volunteers in Tanzania
VLM Volunteers in Tanzania Two secondary school teachers are currently volunteering with Vincentian Lay Missionaries in Songea in the south of Tanzania. Luke and Gráinne are living with the Vincentian ...[Click title to read more]
Meeting of the Irish Vincentian Family
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Vincentian Family Ireland
The Vincentian Family is inspired by the life and work of St. Vincent de Paul and St. Louise de Marillac. They share the belief that God is present among us and particularly in those who are marginalised or living in poverty.
Vincentian Lay Missionaries Ireland have new volunteers on the ground in Tanzania! Check out the article below to find out what Luke and Gráinne are up to, or how to get involved yourself!
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www.vincentianfamily.ie/vlm-volunteers-in-tanzania/
Congratulations to our very own Fr. Cornelius Nwaogwugwu CM, on his recent excellence award at the Fingal County Council #mayorsawards2022, for his chaplaincy work during the pandemic.
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When this happens, it's usually because the owner only shared it with a small group of people, changed who can see it or it's been deleted. Fr Vitaliy Novak CM, is a Vincentian priest working for DePaul and doing great work in Ukraine. He received some of the resources purchased with the funds sent over from St. Vincent's Castleknock College that we shared a few weeks ago! Read more about the work of Fr. Novak, DePaul, and the rest of the Vincentian family in response to the crisis here:
www.rte.ie/news/world/2022/0518/1299739-ukraine-priest/
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