The Congregation of the Mission is a Roman Catholic religious community founded in 1625 by Saint Vincent de Paul in France. Its primary mission is to serve the poor and promote the spiritual and material well-being of those in need. Members of the congregation, known as Vincentians, focus on evangelization and education, particularly in underprivileged areas. The congregation operates in various countries around the world, engaging in pastoral work, social services, and educational programs. They are dedicated to living out the teachings of Saint Vincent de Paul, emphasizing charity, humility, and service to others.