"The Church is present wherever her children profess and bear witness to the Gospel: in the workplace, in civil society and in all human relationships"
"Waiting Well" has a tender, intimate connection to Aly Aleigha's own vocation as a new wife.
He traveled around the world as a student and missionary, and suffered both malaria and COVID-19 as he pursued his vocation -- before finally settling in Tulsa, Oklahoma.
The same phrase from the Gospel that touched the heart of St. Francis Xavier was the one that changed the life of St. Anthony Mary Claret.
Interestingly, Pope Francis did the same, when it was Father Robert Prevost (the future Pope Leo) who was leading the Order back in 2013.
The Holy Father was awarded a medal by his religious order, and sent them a lengthy video message.
A program that invites Catholics to recommend young men who might have the qualities of a priest is spreading around the country.
When we work our little corner of the world with zeal and persistence, the effect is much larger than we suppose.
Survey aimed to ascertain what sort of impact Marian devotion has on both vocational discernment and living out a calling to the priestly or consecrated life.
After leading the Jesuits for many years, St. Ignatius felt that someone else could do it much better than he ever could.
The ministry is certainly demanding, both for the deacon and for his wife.
We do not need too many theoretical ideas about pastoral plans, Pope Leo said. Priority needs to be in relationship.
Deacons imitate the service of Jesus, in the world, in the liturgy, and in humility, for others. This new archbishop has a book to open our eyes to their role.
If you wonder what parish priests do apart from celebrating Mass, let Fr. David Michael Moses give some insight.
Each person is called to their own particular mission, where they can use their unique gifts and talents for the greater glory of God.
While much of the west is starved for vocations, a growing number of young men in Burkina Faso are entering the seminary, even at the risk of their own safety.
Father Danny Herman was just months away from “getting his wings” as a naval aviator when he heard God’s call to become a priest.
