Remember how God whispered to us on the day of our Baptism: you are my beloved child, I am pleased with you. We may have forgotten that. Let us pray that our memory be jogged.


Remember how God whispered to us on the day of our Baptism: you are my beloved child, I am pleased with you. We may have forgotten that. Let us pray that our memory be jogged.

We hope for another coming of Jesus. But we must find our way to the one who has come by opening our eyes and ears, but especially our hearts.

Jesus Focuses on the truth. How challenging is that for us? Are you prepared to look at the truth in your life?
We learn from and support one another in our service of those who are most marginalized among us. It is what happens in families.
Fr. Pat Griffin of the Eastern Province of the Congregation of the Mission offers insights into the in-between-time of our lives.
Eastern Province priest, Father Pat Griffin, recently wrote about the pride he experienced in being a member of a Vincentian Family dedicated to following Christ the Evangelizer of the Poor
Fueled by hope, we celebrate creativity, collaboration, and communication. And we always holds the service of those who are poor as our primary value. I am eager to read and hear and see all which our gathering will produce. In response to the encouragement of the Holy Father and the Holy Founder, I long for a reminder of the extent of infinity.
Fr. Pat Griffin imagines the moment when Vincent died. What did it feel like at the moment to the many important people of the day… and to those on the margins?
Father Pat Griffin offers his insights into the Paraclete, the biblical name for the Holy Spirit…. I have been thinking of what it means to be “called to another’s side.”
Father Pat Griffin has shared his perspectives via a mini-retreat for students in the Internal Seminary or Novitiate of the Eastern Province of the Congregation of the Mission.
Have you noticed the way that the instructions in the Sermon on the Mount do not allow for an arbitrary choice?