This week, our cohosts sit down to catch up with each other during these crazy times! They discuss their new hobbies and activities and how their ministries have changed due to COVID-19.

We are in the company of Father Tomaz Mavric, CM, Superior General of the Congregation of the Mission and the Daughters of Charity! He tells us how he got to be Superior General, the importance of the Vincentian Family in his eyes, and more!

In this episode, we are in the company of Father Gregory Gay, former Superior General of the Congregation of the Mission (Vincentians) and Daughters of Charity. He talks about the Vincentian Family and the joys of being a part of such a large, international family.

In this episode, Sister Elizabeth is in the company of Father John Freund, a Vincentian Priest responsible for the Vincentian Family website, famvin.org. The pair talk about everything from the beginnings of FamVin to where he sees the Family going in this digital age.

VinFormation: www.vinformation.famvin.org

In this episode of In the Company of Charity, Sister Liz and Sister Elizabeth took to Facebook Live to chat about recent events in the Company. They talked about the passing of Superioress General, Sister Kathleen Appler, the renewal of our vows, and of course the coronavirus and its impact on our the lives of those around us.

This week, Sister Elizabeth is in the company of Sister Franca Edet, a Daughter of Charity from the Province of Nigeria. Still a young province, the Province of Nigeria started as a foreign mission of the Province of Great Britain and Ireland. Sister Franca tells us how it is growing and what it was like to be one of the first sisters from Nigeria to join the new province.

Video: https://vimeo.com/402261027

Province of Nigeria: http://www.daughtersofcharitynigeria.org/index.php

This week, Sister Elizabeth is in the company of Sister Jean Maher, D.C., and Sister Sharon Horace, D.C., to discuss their individual experiences as missionaries. Both sisters have had more than one missionary experiences, all of which were relatively short. Hear what they have to say about short-term missions.

In this episode, Sister Liz sits down with three sisters who have all had different missionary experiences to listen to their stories. Each sister tells of her time on a foreign mission and the challenges and benefits of it.

This episode is the first episode of our Missionary March, a series in which you'll hear stories from Sisters who are or have been missionaries in various countries!

In this episode, Sister Pat Beyrau, D.C., tells us all about her experience in Kenya--from the Archbishop allowing them to serve the poor to expanding the Daughters of Charity with new members!

Vincentian Lay Missionaries (VLM): www.vlmusa.org

In this episode, Sister Liz is in the company of her old friend, Ed Rogers. Ed works in the counseling department at Baylor University and the two discuss how he believes faith and mental health go hand in hand.