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Aims & Scope

Vincentian Studies, formerly titled Vincentian Heritage, is a peer-reviewed bi-annual journal published under the direction of the Vincentian Studies Institute (VSI), Division of Mission and Ministry, DePaul University, Chicago, Illinois. The journal is dedicated to the study of Vincentian Family history and practice from the sixteenth century to our current day. It welcomes all manuscripts, poetry, and other expressions of Vincentian themes and interdisciplinary subjects past and present including, but not limited to, history, spirituality and theology, mission, reflection, praxis, contemporary matters or studies, the arts and sciences, philosophy, literature, personal experience, biography and interreligious/inter-cultural encounters.

Periodically Vincentian Studies publishes themed issues with a particular topical focus, or papers collected from academic conferences and symposia. It also welcomes original translated articles of works published in languages other than English. All submissions should be researched, written, and documented in a scholarly fashion, should typically not exceed forty typewritten pages, and should be submitted twelve months prior to anticipated publication. For more on formatting requirements, please see our style sheet.