Discovering One’s Vocation: It’s not only knowing what God Wants, but doing it!

Share On Facebook
Share On Twitter
Share On Pinterest
Share Via Email

The fundamental objective of the formation of the lay faithful is an ever-clearer discovery of one’s vocation and the ever-greater willingness to live it so as to fulfill one’s mission.

Related content:

St. Therese Prayer for Priests quoteThe Differences Between A Career And A Vocation How Does A Man Know When He Has Found His Vocation?How Does A Man Know When He Has Found His Vocation? what not to say to someone discerning a catholic religious vocation7 Things Not To Say To Someone Discerning A Religious Vocation Vocation Story Catholic NunA Vocation Story: On The Path of Love She Traded Her Life as a Beauty Queen to Live a Vocation of Beauty for God Child's Religious VocationHow To Encourage Your Child’s Religious Vocation? 8 Essential Tips 7 Reasons You Can't Figure Out What Vocation You're Called To7 Reasons You Can’t Figure Out What Vocation You’re Called To the cooking nun alicia torresThis Nun’s Culinary Skills Helped Her Win Big, But It’s Her Vocation Story That Will Win You Over (Quiz) What Vocation Are You Called To: Single, Married, or Religious Life?(Quiz) What Vocation Are You Called To Single, Married, or Religious Life?

Keep Searching, Keep Learning

Our Newest Quotes:

A Martyr’s Prayer | St. Polycarp

A Martyr’s Prayer | St. Polycarp

by | Feb 23, 2023 |

“Lord, almighty God, Father of your beloved and blessed Son Jesus Christ, through whom have come to the knowledge of yourself, God of angels, of powers, of all creation, of all the race of saints who live in your sight, I bless you for judging me worthy of this day,...

Catholic-Link

You have Successfully Subscribed!