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The Vincentian Weekly Reflections are therefore offered to all who strive to serve the poor in the spirit of St. Vincent de Paul. The prayer and reflections are based on the Sunday Gospel of the Liturgical Calendar, together with the feast days of some of the saints of our Vincentian Family. Each reflection offers a time for prayer, silence, and

2025 . Introduction ... Lenten Reflection – Witness to Suffering (March) Quarterly Safeguarding Reflection IV. Bonus: Reflecting on the Rule: The Vincentian Vocation (Anytime) A People of Mercy A Reading from the Gospel of Luke (Luke 18:9-14) He then addressed this parable to those who were convinced of their own righteousness and ...

Every Conference is required to utilize the Safeguarding reflection for a quarter and to record the reflection’s use within the minutes of the meeting. For more information, including the required forms or relevant decrees, on Safeguarding in the Cincinnati District Council, please check out our Webpage. 2025. Q1 January, February, March 2025

April 20, 2025. Gospel: (John 20:1-9) On the first day of the week, Mary of Magdala came to the tomb early in the morning, while it was still dark, and saw the stone removed from the tomb. ... Vincentian Meditation: On Easter Sunday, Jesus rose gloriously from the tomb and in doing so He has given us, who believe in Him, an assurance that we ...

Welcome to another edition of our Spiritual Reflections Guides. The liturgical cycle for 2025 follows in general the Gospel of Luke (Year C) with Easter falling a little later in April. Much voice throughout this year will be given to the prayerful discernments of the Synod on Synodality and this special year of Grace as a Jubilee Year.

The International President General of the Society of Saint Vincent de Paul has published the 2025 Circular Letter, a document outlining the guidelines and reflections for this year.In this epistle, emphasis is placed on the importance of Vincentian friendship, service to the most in need, and personal transformation as pillars of social commitment.

by Famvin Media Resources | Apr 18, 2025 | Daily Reflection "The most glorious and desirable death is that which surprises us with arms in our hands for the service of the Lord." (CCD 8: 293) - St. Vincent de Paul - Lord, death will hold no fear for me if my days are spent serving You in whatever way Your will is revealed to...

Daily Reflection. Mar 19, 2025 | Daily Reflection | 0 comments “When we are satisfied that we have done everything in our power for the happy issue of any affair, we should preserve our tranquility and peace, whatever may be the result.” (Possibly CCD 7:400) – St. Vincent de Paul

Fr. Dick’s Spiritual Reflection–4/9/2025 April 9, 2025. Fr. Bob’s Spiritual Reflection – 04/02/2025 April 3, 2025. Fr. Dick’s Spiritual Reflection–3/27/2025 ... The Vincentian Parish Mission Center conducts parish missions throughout the United States and Canada at no charge to the parishes served.

REFLECTION SOLEMNITY OF THE BLESSED VIRGIN MARY, MOTHER OF GOD January 1, 2025. Gospel: (Luke 2:16-21) The shepherds went in haste to Bethlehem and found Mary and Joseph, and the infant lying in a manger. ... Prayer and action go hand in hand in a healthy Vincentian spirituality. St. Vincent de Paul and St. Louise de Marillac were incredibly ...

Reflection: Resurrected life has its demand—but the incredible thing about our God is that God provides us with all we need, beginning with offering us new life. ... Vincentian Meditation: It is a remarkable fact that in all the appearances of Our Lord after His resurrection, His disciples and friends had a certain difficulty in recognizing ...

The Vincentian Weekly Reflections are therefore offered to all who strive to serve the poor in the spirit of St. Vincent de Paul. The prayer and reflections are based on the Sunday Gospel of the Liturgical Calendar, together with the feast days of some of the saints of our Vincentian Family. Each reflection offers a time for prayer, silence and

The Vincentian Weekly Reflections are therefore offered to all who strive to serve the poor in the spirit of St. Vincent de Paul. The prayer and reflections are based on the Sunday Gospel, together with the feast days of some of the saints of our Vincentian Family. ... May. 2025. May 4 - 3rd Sunday of Easter; May 11 - 4th Sunday of Easter; May ...

Daily Reflection. Jan 6, 2025 | Daily Reflection | 0 comments “It is from your hands that Our Lord in the person of the sick seeks relief.” ... Subscribe to our feeds: Reflections Quotes . DONATE TO THIS RESOURCE. About. Inspiration for those who serve the poor, the sick, and those living on the margins of society. ...

I would like to offer a great thought or two for reflection today but as you can tell by the picture, conversations are being led by the weather. ... Fr. Dick’s Spiritual Reflection–4/9/2025 April 9, 2025. Fr. Bob’s Spiritual Reflection – 04/02/2025 ... The Vincentian Parish Mission Center conducts parish missions throughout the United ...

Jesus’ sentence of death prompts reflection on “dramatic interplay of our individual freedoms” (Station I). From the irrevocable trust with which God places Himself “in our hands,” bringing a “holy restlessness,” marvels can spring forth: “freeing the unjustly accused, discerning the complexities of situations, countering ...

The Diocese of Parramatta is embracing the Jubilee Year 2025 with local initiatives, inviting the faithful to engage in pilgrimages, celebrations, and service. Three pilgrimage sites have been established within the diocese, offering places of prayer, reflection, and renewal. The Franciscan Shrine of the Holy Innocents, Kellyville

REFLECTION EASTER SUNDAY April 20, 2025. Gospel: (John 20:1-9) On the first day of the week, Mary of Magdala came to the tomb early in the morning, while it was still dark, and saw the stone removed from the tomb. ... Vincentian Meditation: ...

Reflection: Even on this day when the gospel announces the risen Lord, we feel the contradictions that the resurrection mystery arouses—seeing and believing on the one hand, misunderstanding and confusion on the other. ... Vincentian Meditation: On Easter Sunday Jesus rose gloriously from the tomb and in doing so He has given us, who believe ...