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Now I get it!

Priest gets to the heart of Hispanic Ministry

By Elisabeth Román

“Chicken line” theology

Beyond church walls

By Father Steven Pawelk

Many religious communities focus on the “preferential option for the poor” or speak of working with the marginalized of today’s society. Glenmary Home Missioners is one community that shares this focus, especially among new immigrants in the rural areas of the United States. The pastoral ministry of Father John Brown and service ministry of Brother David Henley represent this well.

From star athlete to religious life

A call to work with at risk youth


Sister Janette HernándezWhen Janette Hernández heard her calling she was a star athlete and held the Texas state shot-put record for several years. The only girl, in a family of four boys, she remembers as a child sitting at her father’s feet listening as he prepared talks, based on the Word of God, which he later shared with various groups.  

First is Jesus

The vocational journey of a Chicago bishopBishop Gustavo García Siller

 By Gustavo García Siller, M.Sp.S

Casanova finds true love

Deacon couple transforms relationshipsEliut and Marie Casanova

By Elisabeth Román

Blazing a new trail

Franciscan mentors Hispanic ministers

By Alex Gaitán

How do you solve a problem like María?

Finding and embracing one’s true vocation

By Elisabeth Román

A little mercy goes a long way

The pull of a life committed to serving the poor

For Sister Maria Campos, captivating the hearts of young women so they can say “yes” to the Lord and to Mercy often begins with a heartfelt journey that provides an unforgettable and invaluable experience to all who attend. It is an opportunity to serve and love others in need, just as Jesus served and loved.

What is ´formation´?

Embarking on an interior journey

If you have a vocation toward religious life or the priesthood, you will soon begin hearing the word “formation.” Formation will become a priority in your life. But, just what is formation?

I want to love and serve you

Prayer was key in asking what God really wanted

by Sister Helga Leija, C.V.I.

The idea of joining a religious congregation was something I found appealing, yet I never discussed it. During college I met a Sister of Divine Providence who impressed me with her spirit and the radical way she lived the gospel. I couldn’t help but admire her, although I never thought God would call me. God only called people who had it all together.

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