Join US EACH DAY ON ZOOM
Join us from 23rd - 27th September 2024 for our annual Vincentian Values Week.
This year’s event will focus on the issues highlighted in our 2024 Vincentian Family Manifesto, including:
- MONDAY: Supporting people seeking asylum
- TUESDAY: Ending homelessness
- WEDNESDAY: Tackling child and family poverty
- THURSDAY: Improving inclusion and reducing isolation
- FRIDAY: Ensuring dignity in care
We are delighted to be joined by a range of wonderful speakers from across the sector, each of whom bring their own personal experience of supporting vulnerable people and communities.
Each session will run from 10am throughout the week on Zoom, at:
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/759600199
share this
DAUGHTERS OF CHARITY NEWS
Related Articles
On 28th October 2025 the two Missions of Kenya and Tanzania will merge to become the new Region of East Africa. Mass was celebrated to mark this wonderful new, life-giving venture in the history of the Company in East Africa. Sister Françoise Petit, (Superioress General) Sister Julie Kubasak and Sister Theresa Eke (General Councillors)travelled to Kenya for the celebrations. The Kenya Mission, as part of the Irish Province, was established in 2002 and Tanzania, as part of the Province of Congo, was established in 2006. Kenya has 7 local communities and 40 sisters. Tanzania has 9 sisters and two local communities. Earlier this year Sr Francoise Petit, Superioress General, initiated dialogue and consultation with all the sisters in Tanzania and Kenya. It was agreed that a new Region should be established as part of the Irish Province. This new region will be under the patronage of Our Lady of the Miraculous Medal. Recently, after consultation, Sr Liz Smith was appointed as the new Regional Superior for the Region of East Africa . Sr. Lawrencilla Kiambi, Sr Josephine Kimeu, Sr Irene Okumu and Sr Stella Maris Mgaya William are the new councillors.
Welcoming Andrew and acknowledging his faithful service
Discover Pope Leo XIV’s Dilexi Te, a call to holiness through love for the poor—continuing Pope Francis’ legacy of mercy and solidarity.
