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Making multiculturalism work: one community’s experience
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Making multiculturalism work: one community’s experience
--- 2012 HORIZON No. 3 Summer -- Cultural and family roots and vocation
--- Intercultural Wealth & Multicultural Awareness
--- Multicultural issues
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Understanding and working with Filipino candidates
--- African American and Asian candidates
--- 2011 HORIZON No. 4 Fall -- Charism and vocation ministry
--- Intercultural Wealth & Multicultural Awareness
--- Multicultural issues
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Vocation ministry in a connected, ecologically fragile world
--- Sustainability
--- 2011 HORIZON No. 1 Winter -- Convocation 2010: Casting the net
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Promote intellectual formation among young adult discerners
--- Formation Articles
--- 2008 HORIZON No. 4 -- Preparing discerners for formation
--- Formation
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Hope and security: new foundations
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How importing foreign-born members is affecting vocation ministry and the U.S. church
--- Immigration and International Issues
--- International approaches to vocation ministry
--- 2005 HORIZON No. 1 -- Vocation realities around the world
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Inviting people who are racially or culturally different into our communities
--- 2004 HORIZON No. 3 -- Making the most of diversity
--- Multicultural issues
--- Intercultural Wealth & Multicultural Awareness
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Sister Rejane Cytacki, S.C.L. thinks big when it comes to vocation ministry. She converses with women from around the world who are interested in “a nun’s life,” which is also the name for the longstanding ministry that she heads up, A Nun’s Life Ministry. A member of the Sisters of Charity of Leavenworth, Kansas, she is also part of a five-person vocation team for the Charity Federation. Read more...
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