Every path to the vocation to the consecrated life is different. Here two Sisters of Nazareth share their vocations stories.
Sisters of Nazareth Share Stories of How They Were Called Read Post »
Fr Chris Townsend – One of the functional jokes in the priesthood goes something along the lines that listening to
Contemplative Nuns: We Need Them! Read Post »
The Benebikira Sisters, the oldest indigenous congregation in Rwanda, have sisters who are teachers, nurses, pharmacists, formators and administrators. But
‘Sister Listeners’ help Rwandans move beyond genocide Read Post »
Fr PE Lavoipierre, Durban – As a happy, contented and relatively effective celibate priest (when either covered or uncovered by
Celibacy Doesn’t Deprive Manhood! Read Post »
Do not settle for a worry-free, comfortable life with an unhealthy attachment to money and an ambitious heart yearning for
Seminarians: Using Church for Personal Ambition is a ‘Plague’ Read Post »
Prayer Intention: That young people may respond generously to their vocations and seriously consider offering themselves to God in the
Pray with the Pope: April 2017 – Call to Priesthood Read Post »
The head of the Franciscans hopes the order’s new website will have a certain “hip-hop” style – being very modern
Franciscans Opt for Their Own ‘Hip-Hop’ Style Read Post »
Catholic religious orders must have the courage to start new forms of outreach, knowing that the only people who “never
Pope to Superiors General: People who never make mistakes, never do anything Read Post »
In an age that often seems to be a “carnival of worldly curiosity”, Christians are called to lead people to
Dominicans: Lead People to the Solid Ground of the Gospel Read Post »
