Vincentian Congregation

The Vincentian Congregation is a Catholic religious community founded in the 19th century, inspired by Saint Vincent de Paul’s work in serving the poor and marginalized. Members, known as Vincentians, dedicate their lives to charity, education, and social service, focusing on helping those in need through various ministries such as running schools, hospitals, and outreach programs. They live in community, practicing vows of poverty, chastity, and obedience, with the mission to promote human dignity and address social injustices. Their work emphasizes compassion, service, and faith-based outreach to improve lives and foster social equity.