Recently, the District Council provided an online training for Vincentians. It was the first of three online trainings offered in 2024, and covered topics such as our mission, history, spirituality, and home visits. Watch the recording here.


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The Rule and Manual are the two most important documents of the Society. Every member is expected to read both documents and become familiar with their contents. These resource documents contain the guiding principles of our Society worldwide.


The Rule & ManualOrder Materials

Vincentian [vin-sen-shen]:

Ordinary Men and Women who commit to follow Christ and bear witness to his love through service to people in need. Learn more about our deep history, here.

We are more than volunteers; this is not merely something that we do, but something that we are: Vincentians.

Our Vincentian vocation calls us to grow in holiness by participating personally and directly in helping our neighbors in need by person-to-person contact.

Below are resources for all Vincentians, new and seasoned, to learn more about The Society and Conference life.


Learn more! Vincentian VideosWeekly ContemplationVincentian Message BoardFrederic's e-GazettePrayers & CeremoniesReflectionsStandards of Excellence

Questions? Our staff is here to assist you! Please find contact information here.

Upcoming Events
  • Thursday, June 6, 2024 ~Quarterly District Council Meeting, St. Dunstan's Parish Center, Millbrae

  • Thursday, August 1, 2024 ~ Ozanam Awards Nominations Due
  • Saturday, September 14, 2024 ~ Ozanam Awards Celebration event

Conferences are governed by the policies, Bylaws, Rule,
and traditions of the Society of St. Vincent de Paul.

the manual, 2.1

SVdP Conferences in San Mateo County

Founded in Paris in 1833, the Society of St. Vincent de Paul is a worldwide community of more than 800,000 lay Catholics, known as Vincentians, who join together to grow spiritually by offering person-to-person service to neighbors in need.

The below is a list of St. Vincent de Paul of San Mateo County's local Conferences. If you are interested in becoming a Vincentian, please contact your local Parish or fill out our volunteer form.

Belmont
Immaculate Heart of Mary
St. Mark

Burlingame
Our Lady of Angels
St. Catherine

Colma
Holy Angels

Daly City
Our Lady of Mercy
Our Lady of Perpetual Help
St. Andrew

East Palo Alto
St. Francis of Assisi
Foster City
St. Luke

Half Moon Bay
Our Lady of the Pillar

Menlo Park
Nativity
St. Raymond
St. Anthony

Millbrae
St. Dunstan

Pacifica
Good Shepherd
St. Peter
Pescadero
St. Anthony Mission

Redwood City
Our Lady of Mt. Carmel
RWC Area Conference
St. Matthias
St. Pius

San Bruno
St. Bruno
St. Robert

San Carlos
St. Charles

San Mateo
St. Bartholomew
St. Gregory
St. Matthew
St. Timothy
San Mateo Area Conference

South San Francisco
All Souls
Mater Dolorosa
North County Area Conference
St. Augustine
St. Veronica