Daily Reflections here

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Find Prayer Resources

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Prayer Requests

We will be happy to pray for you. Simply email your prayer request to us by using the above link. Be sure to type "Prayer Request" in the subject line.

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Daughters of Charity, Vincentian Family in Haiti...Reports and Responses

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Who Knows Tomorrow?

A new exhibit titled "Who Knows Tomorrow?" tells the stories of extremely neglected and rejected people from seven countries and how the Daughters of Charity work to assist them...full story

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January 2010 is National Slavery & Human Trafficking Awareness Month and January 11th is National Human Traffkicking Awareness Day...full story

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The Nation Deserves Real Health Reform

In health care, the voice of faith in the public square is more important now than ever before....full story

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Tour Poverty USA video

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What is special about July 31, 2010? find out

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Daughters of Charity
of the West Central Province Accept Two Postulants

On Saturday, August 15, Feast of the Assumption of Mary...full story

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Learn More on Famvin

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Seton Legacy DVD Available...full story

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Who is the Saint of the Day?...find out here

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Poor Local Farmers and the International Food Crisis

World hunger continues to escalate...full story can be found on pg.3 of June 2009 ASJ Newsletter

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Vincentian Podcasts from DePaul University

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Vincentian Marian Youth Seeing Christ in Our Neighbors

For a fifth consecutive year, the missionaries of VMY's "Operation Overhaul"...full story on pages 6-7

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Women & Spirit: Catholic Sisters
in America

Learn more about an exhibit highlighting the rich history and contributions of Catholic sisters in the United States on the Women and Spirit website and the LCWR website.

 

"The main purpose for which God has called the
Daughters of Charity and brought them together
is to honor our Lord Jesus Christ as the source and
model of all charity, serving Him corporally and
spiritually in the person of the poor."

Constitutions pg. 28

 

We invite you to get to know the

Daughters of Charity of St. Vincent de Paul

 

Who we are

We are a Society of Apostolic Life; a community of women striving to serve Jesus by serving persons who are poor and marginalized. We do this living in community, praying in common and supporting each other in our common mission of service. Our homes are just like yours, regular homes in regular neighborhoods.

What we do

We serve in many different types of ministry such as healthcare, social services, teaching, counseling, prisons, pastoral ministry and many other ministries. We have a deep passion for changing the world one person at a time. We believe in social justice for each person.

Where we serve

We are located throughout the United States but that isn't all. We are an international community of over 19,000 women in more than 90 countries throughout the world. We serve in small towns, large cities, rural areas, third world countries - wherever you find persons who are poor and marginalized you will find the Daughters of Charity.

To find out more

There are many ways to get to know us better.

• Delve deeper on this website
• Use the internet to find out more about the life of St. Louise de Marillac
• Use the internet to find out more about the life of St. Vincent de Paul
• Use the internet to find out more about all things Vincentian
• Attend a Discernment Retreat
• When a Daughter of Charity asks you to join her for coffee, say "Yes!"
• Contact Sr. Marguerite Broderick and she will be happy to tell you all about who we are

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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