Society of St. Vincent de Paul (Scotland)
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What is SSVP
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Aberdeen
Argyll and Isles
Dunkeld
Galloway
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Paisley
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Summary of our work
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Meaning of the SSVP Logo
The Fish is the symbol of Christianity and in this case represents the Society of St. Vincent de Paul.
The eye of the Fish is the caring eye of God looking for ways to help the poor and underprivileged in our midst.
The crossing at the tail or a tie-knot represents unity and oneness among members and also in union with the poor.
The circle signifies the global stature of the SSVP, an international Confederation.
The international motto "serviens in spe" means serving in hope which is what being an SSVP member is all about.