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Anita Boniface
The need for Christ-centred volunteering: a trustee of Depaul International and the SVP reflects
seeing christ in the poor and serving christ in the poor has helped helen o’shea sustain her volunteering since she began with the st vincen...
Sharing God’s nature: the powerful pro-life message of the Eucharist
bishop john sherrington shares with anita boniface the powerful pro-life message of the eucharist . in advent and christmas, the church’s li...
Our hope in Mary’s Immaculate Heart
in a time of increasing isolation, conflicts and fragmentation - within society, and within the heart of man – what does the worl...
How one Catholic charity is helping the most marginalised of all – prisoners
The St Vincent de Paul Society reminds prisoners they are still part of humanity
Many people in Britain struggle to find shelter. But Connor's story shows there is hope
The St Vincent de Paul Society has helped many vulnerable people find homes
Food poverty is rising. But the St Vincent de Paul Society shows people still care
The response to SVP appeals from priests and parishioners has been overwhelming
The poorest are often out of sight. But Patrick's story shows there's hope
SVP volunteers offer practical, emotional and spiritual support
Visiting the sick can ease pain and suffering
SVP is focusing this week on visiting those in hospital
Don't forget to feed the hungry this month
Material poverty causes devastating worry and has emotional as well as physical impact
It's not just the homeless who go to bed hungry at night
Hunger is a growing crisis in the UK. The St Vincent de Paul Society seek to tackle the issue in their 'Who Cares?' campaign
SVP volunteers bring solace to those with nowhere else to turn
The new campaign Who Cares? draws attention to the 900,000 older people in Britain struggling with loneliness
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