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The Record is St Vincent de Paul Society National Council's quarterly magazine focusing on social justice issues such as homelessness, poverty, refugees & asylum seekers and more.

Contributors include policy experts, academics and Members of the Society.

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Spring 2025

Spring 2025

Highlights from this issue

Humility and Simplicity, Two Key Vincentian Virtues

By Sister Therese Haywood D.C.

Discover how humility and simplicity, St. Vincent de Paul's core virtues, inspire authentic service, spiritual growth, and genuine charity in today's world, by Sister Therese.

Society rolls out Safeguarding training for its leaders

By Kerry Mulligan | National Manager Safeguarding

The St Vincent de Paul Society is rolling out mandatory Safeguarding leadership training nationwide to ensure the safety and wellbeing of all children and adults at risk. Developed with Australian Catholic Safeguarding Ltd, the program highlights the Society’s commitment to safety, strong leadership, and the National Catholic Safeguarding Standards.

Spring, a time of renewal and reflection

Mark Gaetani | National President

Celebrate spring’s renewal and milestone Vincentian Feast Days. Discover how the St Vincent de Paul Society’s 160 years of service shape a more just, compassionate Australia, as members honour Christ in the poor and foster hope-filled communities.

Hobart Archbishop Anthony Ireland blesses new Southern Hub site

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Archbishop Anthony Ireland blesses St Vincent de Paul’s new Mill Lane Precinct in Glenorchy, a vibrant hub uniting services, volunteers, and community support.

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General enquiries, and editorial contributions

National Council of Australia, PO Box 9427, Deakin, ACT, 2600 | media@svdp.org.au0475 068 209 

The Record is overseen by an editorial committee. 

This publication may contain images of deceased members of the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community. They are used with the greatest respect and appreciation. Opinions expressed in this publication are not necessarily those of the publishers.

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