The Setons, the Bayleys, and the Roosevelts

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Author: Pat McNamara · Source: The Catholic portal.

Soldiers, sailors, scientists, prison chaplains, teachers, social workers, authors, nuns, priests, and bishops: St. Elizabeth Bayley Seton and her family shaped Catholic life in 19th-century America.


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Archbishop Robert Seton was remembered as a fairly eccentric character who made a good deal of his family background. A pastor, scholar, and enthusiast of ecclesiastical minutiae, he was also a genealogist who traced his … Read More

The Life of Vincent de Paul (Abelly): Introduction

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Author: Louis Abelly · Translator: William Quinn. · Year of first publication: 1664.
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Weights and Measures These have been left in French to preserve the flavor of the original, and to avoid, particularly dealing with money, having to change currency rates. Note, too, that weights and measures were … Read More

The Contributions of the Vincentian Charism to the Mission of the Church (8)

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Author: Corpus Juan Delgado, CM · Translator: Charles T. Plock, CM. · Year of first publication: 2015 · Source: Vincencianismo y Vida Consagrada, (XXXIX Vincentian Studies Week), Editorial CEME, Santa Marta de Tormes, Salamanca, 2015, p. 405-450].
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8. Charity animates the mission and the mission is charity Jesus, in the synagogue at Nazareth and as he proclaimed the text from the prophet Isaiah (The Spirit of the Lord is upon me, because … Read More

The Vincentian Charism and the New Evangelization

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Author: Celestino Fernández, CM · Translator: Charles T. Plock, CM. · Year of first publication: 2016 · Source: General Assembly of the Congregation of the Mission, Chicago (USA), June 29, 2016.
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Some significant Vincentian elements for the present day process of evangelization [1] Introduction When Father Joseph Agostino invited me to make this presentation, I was flattered and experienced a certain pride. After all, not just … Read More

The Contributions of the Vincentian Charism to the Mission of the Church (7)

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Author: Corpus Juan Delgado, CM · Translator: Charles T. Plock, CM. · Year of first publication: 2015 · Source: Vincencianismo y Vida Consagrada, (XXXIX Vincentian Studies Week), Editorial CEME, Santa Marta de Tormes, Salamanca, 2015, p. 405-450].
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7. The poor are protagonists and not simply the beneficiaries of the Church’s mission We have recalled the fact that the salvation of the poor is constituted as the center of the Church’s mission. We … Read More

The Contributions of the Vincentian Charism to the Mission of the Church (6)

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Author: Corpus Juan Delgado, CM · Translator: Charles T. Plock, CM. · Year of first publication: 2015 · Source: Vincencianismo y Vida Consagrada, (XXXIX Vincentian Studies Week), Editorial CEME, Santa Marta de Tormes, Salamanca, 2015, p. 405-450].
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6. The mission of the Church and those who evangelize When Pope Francis referred to the urgency of the evangelizing mission of the church in the midst of today’s world, he exclaimed: How I long … Read More