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I thought in light of all the people being accepted to this and that, that I might start a thread for people to say all in one place if they are starting a new path this summer for a vocation of any sort so that we may keep each other in our prayers.

FutureSoror
Posted

Yeah! Like the count-down thread last year!

Posted

hi,

It sounds kind of strange to write this now, but recently God has been tugging on my heart. I know that he wants me to be a priest, but i want it to be on his time. I am completely open to it, but i have no idea when i should take action......

Prayers are always helpful :)

Posted

I'm going on a vocational pilgrimage to Medjugorje, a place where five people reportedly receive visions from the Blessed Mother.

Though it is not approved by the church yet, since it is still ongoing, it should be a great time of prayer and deep discernment of my vocation, as I will be going with a recently ordained priest.

Posted

I could possibly be embarking on a new path. I was accepted to the Sister Servants in Alabama to enter as a postulant on August 15, although that's pending my loans getting paid off. I'm totally cool with waiting, though, if I need to since I have a full time job lined up that I can stick with if I need to (the joy of working for one's mom)!

Posted

medjugorje isn't about vocations though, it is about a style of life. Not that searching for a vocation is a bad thing, but just keep that in mind. Whatever path you choose, it is about being who Jesus wants and calls us to be.

I hope you believe. Mary is so amazing. THe power just flows from there, truly a time of grace.

Posted

[quote name='jgirl' date='Apr 27 2005, 10:03 PM'] I could possibly be embarking on a new path. I was accepted to the Sister Servants in Alabama to enter as a postulant on August 15, although that's pending my loans getting paid off. I'm totally cool with waiting, though, if I need to since I have a full time job lined up that I can stick with if I need to (the joy of working for one's mom)! [/quote]
Congrats on being accepted! Tonight was my first night praying with my new community at Compline. It was awesome. I hope such experiences will fill your life with your new community. That is odd, I begin my novitiate the day before you being your postulancey. Prayers.

Posted

That is so cool.

I so wish i could live that life. :)

ForHimAlone
Posted

I'm going to be spending a few days in June at the Cistercian monastery in Wisconsin. I am so joyful and I can not wait for my visit!

Posted

dude i wish we had monasteries around here. THe nearest one is in richardton which is like 4 hours away. :S

Posted

[quote name='jezic' date='Apr 27 2005, 11:05 PM'] medjugorje isn't about vocations though, it is about a style of life. Not that searching for a vocation is a bad thing, but just keep that in mind. Whatever path you choose, it is about being who Jesus wants and calls us to be.

I hope you believe. Mary is so amazing. THe power just flows from there, truly a time of grace. [/quote]
I never said it was.

I am saying I'm taking a vocational pilgrimage there. Meaning I'm going with a group of people considering the priesthood, along with a newly ordained priest.

Medjugorje has great fruits and in some cases it has sparked religious vocations.

Peace,

Eddie

Paphnutius
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[quote name='ForHimAlone' date='May 2 2005, 12:58 PM'] I'm going to be spending a few days in June at the Cistercian monastery in Wisconsin. I am so joyful and I can not wait for my visit! [/quote]
Wow Cistercian, you are a glutton for punishment eh? Joking. That is really cool. I do not think I could be that austere though...have fun!

Posted

[quote name='the_rev' date='May 2 2005, 03:50 PM'] I never said it was.

I am saying I'm taking a vocational pilgrimage there. Meaning I'm going with a group of people considering the priesthood, along with a newly ordained priest.

Medjugorje has great fruits and in some cases it has sparked religious vocations.

Peace,

Eddie [/quote]
i understand. It is just my general caution of not expecting to much.

I do hope it helps vocations.....

now to get the rest of the people considering to go there.....

Posted

JMJ
5/2 - St. Athanasius

No, gluttons for punishment become [i]Carthusians[/i]. ;)

Well, I suppose I am "starting anew" this fall - I'll be heading up to Mundelein in Chicago for four more years of seminary. I'll be ordained to the priesthood in 2009, [i]Deo volente[/i]... :bounce: :bounce: :bounce:

Posted

so you aren't a priest now?

does that make you a monk?

If so how do you have the internet?

Paphnutius
Posted

[quote name='Pio Nono' date='May 2 2005, 08:15 PM'] No, gluttons for punishment become [i]Carthusians[/i]. ;)

Well, I suppose I am "starting anew" this fall - I'll be heading up to Mundelein in Chicago for four more years of seminary. I'll be ordained to the priesthood in 2009, [i]Deo volente[/i] [/quote]
Lol true...

Hey you will probably meet some of my friend from Conception that are graduating this year and will be going up there. What diocese are you from?

Posted

[quote name='Pio Nono' date='May 2 2005, 08:15 PM']

No, gluttons for punishment become [i]Carthusians[/i]. ;)

[/quote]
i don't get it .....

Posted

JMJ
5/3 - Sts. Philip and James the Less

I'm from the Diocese of Evansville, Indiana.

I'm not a priest yet, I'm just a seminarian - I'm an ordinary joe, like you, just discerning a call to the priesthood. I have four more years of seminary life before I get ordained.

And the joke is that Carthusians are known worldwide for their extreme penances - thus, the joke is that they're gluttons for punishment. ;)

Posted

You're from Evansville? And you're still in seminary? Are you in an order or for the diocese?

Posted

[quote name='Antonius' date='May 3 2005, 09:56 PM'] You're from Evansville? And you're still in seminary? Are you in an order or for the diocese? [/quote]
JMJ
5/4 - Sixth Wednesday of Easter

Yes, I'm from the Evansville diocese and have been in seminary for four years (four more planned). I'm studying for the diocese itself, not an order.

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