Vincentian Family Ireland

Vincentian Family Ireland The Vincentian Family is inspired by the life and work of St. Vincent de Paul and St. Louise de Marillac.

They share the belief that God is present among us and particularly in those who are marginalised or living in poverty. The Vincentian Family is made up of those organisations that are founded by or inspired by the life and work of St. There are 9 branches of the Vincentian Family in Ireland.

Wishing you all a very peaceful and blessed Easter, from our family to yours.
03/04/2026

Wishing you all a very peaceful and blessed Easter, from our family to yours.

29/03/2026

On Palm Sunday, as we approach Holy Week, Ben Doyle from the SVP - Society of St. Vincent de Paul Ireland, offers us a wonderful reflection from her own childhood. Have a peaceful weekend.

21/03/2026

To mark the fifth week of advent, Sr. Olive Cullen of the Holy Faith Sisters, shares a reflection on the raising of Lazarus from the dead.

12/03/2026

To mark the fourth week of Lent, Clare McCabe from the Association of the Miraculous Medal provides a reflection - Jesus heals the blind man.

07/03/2026

As the third Sunday of Lent approaches, Siobhán McKenna from Depaul Ireland. Ending Homelessness. provides a reflection on the Samaritan Woman and how this story connects with DePaul's work.

24/02/2026

As we approach the second Sunday of Lent, Fr. Mark Noonan CM offers us a brief reflection. Please enjoy and stay tuned for more updates from the Vincentian Family throughout Lent as we approach Easter.

16/02/2026

As we approach the first Sunday of Lent, Sr. Claire Sweeney DC offers us a brief reflection. Please enjoy and stay tuned for more updates from the Vincentian Family throughout Lent as we approach Easter.

25/01/2026

A reflection from Fr. Paschal Scallon CM - Provincial of the Congregation of the Mission in Ireland.

06/01/2026

The Feast of Epiphany - Fr. Mark Noonan CM

“Christmas reminds us that God becomes poor and small out of love, so that no one may remain far from His tenderness”,…i...
25/12/2025

“Christmas reminds us that God becomes poor and small out of love, so that no one may remain far from His tenderness”,…inviting us to live with hope and closeness to those most in need’.

Fr. Tomaž Mavrič, CM Christmas Message 2025

The ComingAnd God held in his handA small globe. Look he said.The son looked. Far off,As through water, he sawA scorched...
23/12/2025

The Coming

And God held in his hand
A small globe. Look he said.
The son looked. Far off,
As through water, he saw
A scorched land of fierce
Colour. The light burned
There; crusted buildings
Cast their shadows: a bright
Serpent, a river
Uncoiled itself, radiant
With slime On a bare
Hill a bare tree saddened
The sky. Many People
Held out their thin arms
To it, as though waiting
For a vanished April
To return to its crossed
Boughs. The son watched
Them. Let me go there, he said.

On this Sunday, Christians are encouraged to reflect on the magnitude of love that was made manifest in Jesus. It is a time to meditate on how God's love is present in our lives and to prepare our hearts for the celebration of Christ's birth.

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St Peters Church, Phibsborough
Dublin

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