In recent years, it has become a little tradition in Rome to celebrate the anniversary of Cardinal Newman’s birthday with a Mass in the chapel where he celebrated his first …
Vocations
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Consecrated men and women “reveal God’s invitation to love him with one’s whole life” on earth, in hope of doing so eternally in heaven, said Archbishop Ronald A. Hicks, chairman …
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Deacons in Denver Archdiocese share their vocational call, journey to lives of service
by OSV Newsby OSV NewsThose considering formation should have a “heart and a soul for those who need to hear Jesus’ consoling words,” especially the poor and suffering.
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Thousands of youth and young adults across the nation were assured of God’s love and call for their lives during an annual gathering spanning three cities.
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The word “vocation” comes from the Latin word “vocare,” or “to call.” A vocation is literally “a calling,” which in a Catholic sense typically means a calling from God.
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Seminaries report seeing fruits of discipleship, discernment in ‘propadeutic year’
by Jack Figgeby Jack FiggeSeminary formation was already notoriously long and recently, an additional year has been added: the propadeutic year. Yet few are complaining.
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Drawing on their own experience, families say homeschooling cultivates priestly vocations
by Katie Yoderby Katie Yoder“More than one in ten responding ordinands (15%) reported being home schooled,” a 2025 CARA report said. Homeschooling families who spoke with OSV News agreed that homeschooling cultivates priestly vocations.
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Attorneys for the Diocese of Paterson, New Jersey, have moved to voluntarily dismiss a religious visa lawsuit they had filed against the federal government for religious workers.
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The Catholic Church defines a vocation — from the Latin word “vocare,” meaning “to call” — as “the calling or destiny we have in this life and hereafter.”
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Pope Leo XIV returned to his Augustinian confreres to encourage their new leader and to offer some final thoughts as they prepared to conclude their general chapter discussions.
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