How do I know if I have a vocation?
"The simplest answer is that you do have a vocation... another word for 'calling.'
"Pope John Paul II said that 'every life is a vocation' – in the sense that every human life is a gift from God and every human being is created to give glory to and serve the Lord in some way. Our baptism gives us the power, right, and responsibility to live joyfully and generously – whether we are single, married, or given a unique role in the Church as a religious or ordained person.
"Are you wondering if you are called by God to serve the Church as a sister, brother, or ordained priest?
"The basic requirements for these vocations are a desire to pray, the ability to relate well to and serve others, the health and intellectual ability to complete the required studies, and positive affirmation from those who know you.
"The Vocations Office of the Diocese of Jackson can provide you with information on any type of vocation."
"Pope John Paul II said that 'every life is a vocation' – in the sense that every human life is a gift from God and every human being is created to give glory to and serve the Lord in some way. Our baptism gives us the power, right, and responsibility to live joyfully and generously – whether we are single, married, or given a unique role in the Church as a religious or ordained person.
"Are you wondering if you are called by God to serve the Church as a sister, brother, or ordained priest?
"The basic requirements for these vocations are a desire to pray, the ability to relate well to and serve others, the health and intellectual ability to complete the required studies, and positive affirmation from those who know you.
"The Vocations Office of the Diocese of Jackson can provide you with information on any type of vocation."
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