Set in France at the beginning of the Second World War, the film chronicles the commendable work of Sr. Helena Studler, a Daughter of Charity who saved the lives of thousands of French refugees by saving them from imprisonment by Nazi forces.
Theme: DC
Swiss Daughters of Charity with Asylum Seekers
The Daughters of Charity of Fribourg, Switzerland work as volunteers at Point d’Ancrage, with asylum seekers.
A Daughter of Charity at the service of the poor in the streets
Inventing new ways of witnessing the Good News to the most fragile who wait for hope.
Sister Catherine, Daughter of Charity in Istanbul
“In my patients, I see the face of Christ”, testifies Sister Catherine, Daughter of Charity at the Istanbul Peace Hospital in Turkey.
Sister Valérie, Daughter of Charity in Greece
Sister Valérie, Daughter of Charity in Greece, testifies to her vocation with the elderly and in financial difficulties.
Bernadette Miller: What does it mean to be a Vincentian?
Bernadette Miller answers the question: What does it mean to be a Vincentian?
Reflective presentation of the DC and CM Motherhouse Chapels, Paris
Scenes from the Vincentian heritage places in Paris.