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Since first encountering the power of praise and worship of the Blessed Sacrament, as a junior in college, Victor has dedicated his life to spreading the truth of the Church, particularly when it comes to the Eucharist, the Theology of the Body, and the truth of the dignity of every human life.
With a Bachelor's in History under his belt, he went on to receive a Master's Degree in Theology from the Dominicans at Providence College. Next, he took on the Directorship of Youth 2000 New England, running Eucharistic Adoration Centered Retreats for thousands of Young people all over New England.
His true gift of worship through music grew out of this time, playing as a humble musician in the king's court, while also frequently speaking on matters of faith and morals.
He began working as a parish music director and has since served in this capacity for three parishes, playing music from the heart. During this stage in his mission, he continued to have visions of what he had experienced as a worship leader during those powerful times of prayer, and began to formulate the first praise and worship events for the diocese of Providence.
Known as Heart of Worship Events, they featured powerful worship music, contemplative lighting, a Eucharistic Procession, Confessions, and powerful messages from our priests. Our proudest event featured Fr. Rocky of Relevant Radio. Since that time two other ministries have sprung up to spread devotion to our Lord in the Blessed Sacrament, Glorify and Catholic Collective, which Vic helped bring to Providence.

Vic answered the call to full time pro-life work as the Director of Mission Advancement for Rhode Island Right to Life, raising over a $250,000 for a brand new Ultrasound Bus offering free ultrasound for women outside of Planned Parenthood.
As part of the educational efforts of the organization, Vic Bergeron wrote, directed, and produced the documentary, "Stand", which detailed the pro-life journeys of 5 young people
In addition, Vic co-wrote the winning entry in the 2017 National Pro-Life film contest, "Minus One" with his frequent collaborator, Raymond Santos.
During this time Vic MC’d dozens of pro-life speaking engagements, speaking at events along side speakers like David Bereit, the founder of 40 Days for Life, and comedian Gordon Douglas. He also continued speaking and playing at youth retreats, marriage preparation events, and conferences, throughout New England and as far as Indiana.
After three years, Vic Bergeron left to form a film production company, called Magnify, withering the goal of influencing the culture through the beauty of truth as expressed in this medium, and has since worked on various commercial and artistic projects.
Presently, in addition to his work in film he can be found at various confirmation retreats and is a featured vocalist and musician for Catholic Underground. As a songwriter, he is working on a new EP of songs of human suffering and longing, including one on the Eucharist, called "I See Your Love" to be released for the upcoming conference.
Lastly, (but actually firstly) Vic is married to his best friend and is the Father of four amazing boys.
When they had finished eating, Jesus said to Simon Peter, “Simon son of John, do you love me more than these?”
“Yes, Lord,” he said, “you know that I love you.”
Jesus said, “Feed my lambs.”

Kelly Coleman - Music director and vocalist, Springfield MA, currently a musician at Saint Mary’s in Longmeadow.
Amanda Smith - Springfield MA, vocalist at St. Martha’s in Enfield CT
Melanie Walsh - Wilbraham MA, vocalist
Stephanie Walsh - Wilbraham MA, vocalist
(The four above are sisters!)
Ron and Alicia Saloio, (father and daughter) Ludlow MA, musician at St Elizabeth in Ludlow MA
Domenic Addario, Springfield MA, percussionist
Paul Gorry, Enfield CT, musician