10 Things To Ask Yourself When Discerning Your Vocation

Every baptized person is called to live out a vocation as either a single, married, consecrated, or ordained person to grow in holiness here on earth and lead to our eternal happiness. This type of vocation is more than your job or your career; it is your calling from God and your means to love and serve Him to the fullest.

Your vocation deserves much thought, care, and consideration. It is something you should pray about and contemplate in front of the Eucharist.

10 Things To Ask When Discerning Your Vocation

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