A medical crisis, a family emergency, a lost job—it doesn’t take much to become overwhelmed and in need of a little help. Maybe it’s a prayer or a shoulder to cry on. Maybe it’s help paying the bills. It can happen to any of us, not just those living on the edge of poverty. This is why members of St. Vincent de Paul—known as Vincentians—serve.
The core of our Society’s work is done by more than 1,200 members in 61 St. Vincent de Paul Conferences across Hamilton County. A Conference is a small group of volunteers, typically associated with a parish or school, who visit those in need to assess their situations and help however possible.
We regularly provide training, workshops and retreats to support formation, deepen Members’ knowledge of the Society, and better understand the issues facing our world today.
Need to brush up on a topic or find the right form to help a neighbor? It’s all in one place.
We don’t forget that being a Vincentian is God’s work, so we put together resources can be used by individuals or conferences as they seek to grow in the spiritual strength of which St. Vincent speaks.
