The Vincentian Center for Church and Society at St. John's University in Jamaica, New York is an academic center which:

• promotes a worldview based on the life and teaching of St. Vincent de Paul;
• conducts and disseminates research on poverty, social justice, and religion and science;
• connects the University with the Church and the community through service and educational programs.

We invite you to participate in our events and research and to make use of the resources we've developed to promote Vincent's Way in your department, parish, and community.

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The 8th Annual Acculturation Seminar for International Priests

June 2 – 6, 2008

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Vincentian Chair of Social Justice Lecture

Most Reverend Nicholas DiMarzio, Ph.D., D.D. Bishop Of Brooklyn

Migration Today: A Social Justice Issue

Previous Conferences in this series

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The Vincentian Center is proud to announce the establishment of

The Rosalie Rendu Roundtable on Religion and Science,

with funding from the Local Societies Initiative of the Metanexus Institute.

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Millenium Campaign Against Poverty - We are the first generation that can end Poverty

POVERTY IN AMERICA - WE CAN END IT

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What is the Vincentian Family? - a 4 minute 30 second video provides an overview.

(Requires Quicktime Player which can be downloaded for either Mac or Windows.)

The Journey of Vincent (5 minute video - does not require download)

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