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Last year I began the pursuit of a Master’s in Pastoral Ministry from St. John’s University School of Theology. I have been exposed to many things and my mind (and not to mention my writing abilities) have been substantially challenged. So far I have taken a total of fifteen credits in such areas as . . .
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Back to topDo you seek meaning in your life? Do you desire to serve God by assisting in His plan of salvation for the world? Would you be willing to give up some good things of this world in exchange for a deeper relationship with Christ? If you would . . .
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Back to topOn February 2, the Church observes the Feast of the Presentation of the Lord commemorating the day on which the child Jesus was brought to the temple to be consecrated to God. Because the true light has now come into the world, the commemoration includes the blessing of candles used in liturgical . . .
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Back to topThe Sisters of St. Scholastica Monastery joined in celebrating Catholic Schools Week January 27 – February 2. This annual observance recognizes the almost 7,000 Catholic Schools across the country where children are taught the faith, where academics are held to a high standard, and where service is taught and expressed. . . .
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Back to top. . . Surely it is a week for all Christians to ponder the greatness of their calling, for by Christ’s acceptance of baptism by water and being consecrated by the Holy Spirit, all who are baptized in His name receive the same approval of the Holy Spirit and are called to spread God’s love throughout the world. . . .
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Back to topSingle Catholic women ages 18-50 interested in learning about religious life are invited to spend a weekend . . .
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Back to topRead about other women progressing through initial formation and about Sister Lisa Maurer, OSB, making her Perpetual Profession. Click on “Read More.”
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Back to topI love sharing my vocation story with all ages, especially the young. In the past years I have had the blessed opportunity to share my story with many groups in many settings. In fact, one time I spoke to a group that was comprised of students ranging from pre-school to high school. What a joy!
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Back to topEach day there are a variety of options before us such as: Should I keep this sweater or donate it to Goodwill? Should I throw these Christmas cards away or keep them? Should I get up and pray or stay in bed awhile longer? Should I speak to someone who has offended me or avoid them? So many choices . . .
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Back to topEach year on the Sunday closest to the Feast of the Presentation of the Lord, the universal Church celebrates and gives thanks for those men and women who have responded to God’s call and have become . . .
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Back to topIn the Initial Formation Rite of Entry as a Postulant on January 6, 2012, the Community received Paule Barbeau as their newest Benedictine postulant. Having completed the affiliate stage . . .
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Back to topEach year during the second week of January, the Catholic bishops of the United States remind us all of the need to reflect upon the dignity of our calling as baptized Christians to help spread the Kingdom of God on earth.
Each person needs to pray and discern . . .
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