Congregation of the Mission

The Congregation of the Mission, also known as the Vincentians, is a Catholic religious community founded in 1625 by St. Vincent de Paul in France. Its primary mission is to serve the poor and promote their welfare. Members, called Vincentians, focus on education, pastoral work, and addressing social issues, emphasizing the importance of charity and social justice. They also train and support other clergy and laypeople in their mission to empower marginalized communities. The organization embodies St. Vincent's vision of love and service, working globally to uplift those in need through faith and practical assistance.