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By Annmarie Sanders I.H.M.
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By Beth Murphy OP
In the best of all possible worlds, you have a team of people who work with you to help you accomplish your goals in the vocation office. One of those people is your community communication director. Read more...
Religious need to put themselves into young people’s field of vision. They have a lower visibility than they did years ago. Read more...
By Fr. Eugene Hemrick
There’s no denying that our electronic age is providing us with wonder tools that are a marketer’s delight, making it much easier to promote an idea or a product. These tools not only hold out enormous promise for the secular world, but also for those who promote vocations. Read more...
By Gregory Sandler
How can vocation ministers make the most of public speaking engagements? Gregory Sandler, a business writer based in Northhampton, Mass. (greg@ thinkglobal. Read more...
The act of preaching is an opportunity to proclaim the good news of Jesus Christ through inspiring the hearer and evoking a response. The preaching of the Gospel must not demand, persuade or coerce others to follow Christ. Read more...
Today more and more messages get delivered via film, including those about religious life. Before you begin a streaming Web video, a DVD or a mini-CD, read what this experienced producer has to say. Read more...
By Jean Dennison
Vocation ministers can stretch their communications dollars and get more impact out of their efforts when they team up with a communications professional. Read more...
By Steve Hegele
Connect better and communicate better with these tips from a presentation expert. Read more...
By Karen Katafiasz
Your community is doing good things, and you want the public to know. Here are valuable tips for working with the media to get positive stories circulating. Read more...
By Carol Schuck Scheiber
See the elements that you need for a successful news release. Read more...
By Sr. Judy Zielinski O.S.F.
With podcasting, religious communities have a vast and low-cost resource for sharing their good news. Read more...
By D. Scott Miller
An experienced youth minister brainstorms ways vocation ministers can use Internet media to promote vocations. Such technology can be the gateway to making lasting human connections. Read more...
By Sr. Angela Ann Zukowski M.H.S.H.
Hamlet’s Blackberry: A Practical Philosophy for Building a Good Life in the Digital Age, Born Digital, The Facebook Effect, Life on the Screen: Identity in the Age of the Internet are all good books that offer insight into digital culture. Read more...
By Debbi Della Porta
Communication is central to vocation ministry. That’s why it is important to know and use the smartest, most effective forms of communication. Read more...
By Nicholas Collura
Some ideas and trends capture public interest and spread. Vocation directors can build on what is known about igniting this kind of interest. Read more...
The Internet is not just a handy tool for reaching out to prospective members. If we are to understand, evangelize and invite younger generations, we must grasp how the digital age is shaping the whole culture. 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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