Sister Rita Cameron, P.B.V.M.
Sister Rita Cameron, P.B.V.M.
How long have you been a vocation minister?I have been directly involved in vocation ministry for five years with my community, the Presentation Sisters of Dubuque, Iowa.
I am the vocation minister, and I work with our formation minister as we walk with women discerning and entering our community.
Yes, very helpful. NRVC has many resources available; I have met many great people with wonderful ideas and experience. The speakers at NRVC-sponsored convocations have been wonderful.
We have a local group of vocation directors (Dubuque Area Vocation Association) that collaborates on a Sixth Grade Vocation Day for Catholic schools in our area. Four women’s communities in our area also sponsor Dubuque’s Got Sisters (another collaborative event). Both events have been very rewarding experiences.
I enjoy meeting new people and developing relationships with people from a variety of backgrounds and ages and walking the spiritual journey with them.
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