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Vocations Guide for Catholic Parents
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Welcome to Parents' Duty!
Information for parents whose children may be called to spiritual marriage.
 
This site is dedicated to the fostering of vocations to religious life in the Catholic Church by focusing on the duty of parents to seek to recognize and nurture these gifts.
 
From the USCCB!
Voices from the Monastery
 
Read the vocation stories of the Passionist nuns of St. Joseph Monastery.
 
 
Testimonies of men at Vocation.com -- Seminarians | Priests | Consecrated Laymen
 
Time Magazine Photo Essay Radical Love -- A window into the lives of the cloistered Dominican nuns of Summit, N.J.
 

Parents' Prayer for Vocations

Gracious and loving God,

You have blessed us with the privilege of becoming Parents.

We ask that You provide us with all that we need
in accepting this awesome responsibility.

We pray that we will be open to Your Spirit Who is our source of strength as we witness to our children Your love for each of them and Your desire for them to be happy and to live a full life.

We ask Your help so we may guide and encourage our children to believe that they each have a special calling and to use their gifts and talents for others.

We pray, Heavenly Father,
that our children will discover and respond enthusiastically to Your desire for them whether it be to the vocation of single, married, ordained or consecrated life.

We offer this prayer in the name of Jesus
through the grace of the Holy Spirit.

Amen.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 


 
 
 










 


 

 
  
From the Vatican
Message from the Holy Father, 47th World Day of Pray for Vocations
VIDEO: Spanish cloistered nuns see surge in vocations, Lerma Burgos, Spain
VIDEO: 61 Legionaries of Christ Ordained, parents rejoice
More Videos
 
 Fr. Michael Harrington, What it Means to Have a Vocation
 

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