2001 HORIZON No. 3 -- Admissions
2001 HORIZON No. 3 -- Admissions
By Sr. Carol Mucha R.S.M.
While doing its own behavioral assessment of a candidate is the first step for any community, it’s also good to work with a psychologist who can answer the community’s questions and conduct psychological tests. Many experienced vocation ministers feel such tests should primarily serve to confirm a community’s own behavioral assessment. Read more...
By Jon Fuller S.J., MD
By Joseph J. Guido OP
Vocation ministers often hear stories of how grace has triumphed over adversity and in the process revealed or confirmed a vocation to church life and ministry. Candidates tell stories of conversion, renewal and return to the practice of the faith, of turning away from sin, the development of prayer and the deepening of understanding, the decisive importance of a mystical experience, a devotion to Mary or the role of a confessor, and the sudden or gradual conviction that one has been called. Read more...
By Carol Schuck Scheiber
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