Culture of vocations
By Bishop Robert J. Carlson
What would American Catholic life be like if vocations were a high priority in every parish, school and Catholic institution? In the following article, Bishop Robert J. Carlson reflects upon what a “culture of vocations” would mean for our church. Read more...
By Fr. Raymond Lafontaine
What has taken place in thought and action since the North American church gathered in Montreal for the 2002 Continental Congress on Vocations? Read more...
Young adult communities and a year-long discernment program: these are just two examples of creative ministry aimed at fostering a vocation culture. Read more...
A true sense of mission will attract people ready for more than a casual commitment. Read more...
By Brother John Mark Falkenhain O.S.B.
The internal “vocations culture” of a community has huge significance. Learn how to assess and build a culture that attracts and retains new members. Read more...
By Fr. Dave Donnay O.S.C. and Fr. Richard McGuire O.S.C.
The Crosier community’s renewal process was not easy, but ultimately it created a stronger community that is now attracting new members. Read more...
By Sister Diane Roche R.S.C.J.
There seems to be a resurgence of interest among young adults in coming together with sisters to share a meal, conversation, and prayer. Read more...
By Sister Donna Del Santo S.S.J.
Habits hold layers of meaning, and they have a complicated history. While they contribute to visibility, there are many other steps religious are taking that enhance their visibility. Read more...
Parents frequently have concerns when their adult children consider religious life. Drawn from NRVC's popular brochure by the same name, here are answers to some of the most common questions asked by mothers and fathers. Read more...
By Sister Mary Rowell C.S.J.
Vocation ministers today are called to be leaders within their communities and throughout the church, helping all to embrace a vocation culture. Read more...
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...
By Craig Gould
Vocation language and concepts naturally fit into what families, schools, and parishes are already doing. Read more...
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Short-term volunteer stints have proven to be a good way for Sister Jenny Wilson, R.S.M. to get to know women who might consider religious life. Building a relationship with people is key, she says, and the volunteer experience allows time for that. Read more...
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