2022 HORIZON No. 3 Summer--Accompaniment | Vocation Culture

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2022 HORIZON No. 3 Summer--Accompaniment | Vocation Culture

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Editor's note

We've come a long way

I daresay readers of HORIZON are at the forefront of making available and pushing forward both vocational accompaniment and a church culture that helps each person ask throughout their lives “Where is God calling me?” Read more...

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Attend the NRVC convocation | Code of Ethics updated | Webinar series now online | HORIZON and VISION win 9 awards Read more...

Be there. Listen. Lessons of Christus Vivit

Be there. Listen. Lessons of Christus Vivit

By Pope Francis

Young people’s desire and need for presence and accompaniment echoes throughout Christus Vivit. Read more...

Developing a vocation culture on a college campus

Developing a vocation culture on a college campus

By Sister Susan Kidd C.N.D.

Accompaniment and presence are the key forms for nurturing a culture of vocations on this secular college campus. Read more...

Let’s nurture vocation culture throughout the church

Let’s nurture vocation culture throughout the church

By Craig Gould

Vocation language and concepts naturally fit into what families, schools, and parishes are already doing. Read more...

Can we let candidates bring their whole selves to community?

Can we let candidates bring their whole selves to community?

By HORIZON interviews Father Joseph Brown, S.J.

Candidates whose race or culture is different from the most of the community long to be their authentic selves in religious life. What’s stopping them? Read more...

What vocation directors need to know about the transfer process

What vocation directors need to know about the transfer process

By Eileen Jaramillo

When a person seeks to move from one religious community to another, canon law guides the process. Here is an overview. Read more...

Feed your spirit: Hope is not dependent

Feed your spirit: Hope is not dependent

By Father Henri Nouwen

Holding lightly to our dreams and fears allows us to be open to receive every day as a new day and to live our vocation fully. Read more...

Book notes: Invitation to reflect on inclusion and transformation

Book notes: Invitation to reflect on inclusion and transformation

By Sister Sophia Park S.N.J.M.

For those seeking to understand contemporary religious life for women, a new book sheds light on a complex picture, New Faces, New Possibilities: Cultural Diversity and Structural Change in Institutes of Women Religious Read more...

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