"Vocation Culture" in women's communities
"Vocation Culture" in women's communities
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The committee developing a "Vocation Culture" tool met April 6. Pictured here are: (from left) Sister Rose Bernadette Mulligan, I.H.M.; Sister Pat Wittberg, S.C.; Sister Maria Hughes, A.S.C.; Brother Paul Bednarczyk, C.S.C.; Sister Belinda Monahan, O.S.B.; Sister Mary Hughes, O.P.; and Sister Deborah Borneman, SS.C.M. |
On April 6 the committee that is developing a "Vocation Culture" tool for women religious held its second meeting at Catholic Theological Union in Chicago. This tool, titled "Vocation Culture: Reflection to Action," will consist of a series of topics and questions to assist women's congregations in strengthening their vocation culture. A similar process was developed for men religious. NRVC is grateful to the GHR Foundation for underwriting this project, which will be completed in the spring.
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