Welcome to the Society of St.Vincent de Paul of STAP Legon, Accra-Ghana

A Catholic Organization that aspires to live the gospel message by serving Jesus Christ in the poor

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#A HISTORICAL MESSAGE OF THE FORMATION

Society of St.Vincent De Paul, Legon Conference

In the early part of 1985, a few of us (parishioners) from the Church visited our Priest at the time, the Rev. Fr. Ivan Yangyouru, a Lecturer then of the Sociology Department (now of blessed memory). We were surprised to see several very happy students at what seemed like a party. Jokingly, we asked why we were not invited to the party! Fr. Ivan, in his usual very calm voice, said that it was a very normal Sunday afternoon at his house with “small refreshments”.

We were very impressed that he had such an activity going on every Sunday afternoon on his meager Lecturer's salary, particularly at that time when there was a general shortage of almost everything in the country. Not long after this, we discovered that those were needy/poor students, he was supporting at the University all by himself.

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"No act of charity is foreign to the society."

Our Main Objective

Our Vision

To be recognised as a global organisation which promotes the integral dignity of people in need.

Our Mission

A network of friends who seek personal holiness through service to those in need and in defence of social justice.

Our Values

Respect and love of neighbour, joy through mission, personal contact with those in need, humility and empathy.

Your embrace renews the world

Together we are working to make the world a better and fairer place every day: friendship is our primary value.

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Contact Info

Tel:
+233 53 894 8352+233 53 483 4591+233 59 555 3016
Email:
info@ssvpofstap.orggabriel.antwi@ssvpofstapgh.org
Address:P.O.Box LG 1008,Legon
Location:University of Ghana, Legon. Near the University of Ghana Nursing School

In the early part of 1985, a few of us (parishioners) from the Church visited our Priest at the time, the Rev. Fr. Ivan Yangyouru, a Lecturer then of the Sociology Department (now of blessed memory). We were surprised to see several very happy students at what seemed like a party. Jokingly, we asked why we were not invited to the party! Fr. Ivan, in his usual very calm voice said that it was a very normal Sunday afternoon at his house with “small refreshments”.