Every vocation is a summons to follow Jesus on the path he has marked out for us, for our own happiness and for the good of those around us - Pope Francis - World Day of Vocations 2019
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“Considering that the Eucharist
is the greatest gift Our Lord
gives to his Church, we must
ask for priests… We must
ask insistently for this gift.
We must ask for it on our knees."
- Pope John Paul II“Considering that the Eucharist is the greatest gift
Our Lord gives to his Church, we must ask for priests…
We must ask insistently for this gift.
We must ask for it on our knees."- Pope John Paul II -
“Considering that the Eucharist
is the greatest gift Our Lord
gives to his Church, we must
ask for priests… We must
ask insistently for this gift.
We must ask for it on our knees."
- Pope John Paul II“Considering that the Eucharist is the greatest gift
Our Lord gives to his Church, we must ask for priests…
We must ask insistently for this gift.
We must ask for it on our knees."- Pope John Paul II -
"Vocations to the ministerial priesthood and to the consecrated
life are first and foremost the fruit of constant contact with the
living God and insistent prayer lifted up to the ‘Lord of the harvest’,
whether in parish communities, in Christian families or in groups
specifically devoted to prayer for vocations." - Pope Benedict XVI"Vocations to the ministerial priesthood and to the consecrated
life are first and foremost the fruit of constant contact with the
living God and insistent prayer lifted up to the ‘Lord of the harvest’,
whether in parish communities, in Christian families or in groups
specifically devoted to prayer for vocations." - Pope Benedict XVI -
"Vocations to the ministerial priesthood and to the consecrated
life are first and foremost the fruit of constant contact with the
living God and insistent prayer lifted up to the ‘Lord of the harvest’,
whether in parish communities, in Christian families or in groups
specifically devoted to prayer for vocations." - Pope Benedict XVI"Vocations to the ministerial priesthood and to the consecrated
life are first and foremost the fruit of constant contact with the
living God and insistent prayer lifted up to the ‘Lord of the harvest’,
whether in parish communities, in Christian families or in groups
specifically devoted to prayer for vocations." - Pope Benedict XVI
