Holy Vocations Blog consists of people discerning vocations to the religious life. There are people here that are thinking of the priesthood and those that are thinking of becoming nuns or religious sisters. If
you are discerning a vocation to be a priest, nun, religious sister, monk, or consecrated virgin or if you are currently in formation, then I invite you to join this blog.
If you are interested in advertising a particular retreat or vocation's event, please email the Founder and Administrator of Holy Vocations, Matthew, for additional information at acatholiclife[at]gmail.com
All members of this blog are completely faithful to the Magisterium of the Catholic Church. We each pledge our loyalty and obedience to the Pope, the Vicar of Jesus Christ, and adhere to all the rules and regulations of the Catholic Faith, which have been taught and passed down to the Faithful through the past generations.
We have read and support the Oath Against Modernism by Pope St. Pius X. All of us are spiritually united in our devotion to the Blessed Virgin Mary, the Eucharist, and the Communion of Saints. We pledge our
lives to Our Lord Jesus Christ.
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Renewal Prayer
O God, Who through the preaching and example of Saint Peter Julian Eymard, didst renew the priesthood of Thy Church in holiness and inflame many souls with zeal for the adoration of the Most Holy Sacrament of the Altar; we beseech Thee, through his intercession, to gather priests of one mind and one heart, from the rising of the sun to the setting thereof, to keep watch in adoration before the Eucharistic Face of Thine Only-Begotten Son, Our Lord Jesus Christ and to abide before His Open Heart, in reparation for those who forsake Him, hidden in the tabernacles of the world, and in thanksgiving for the mercies that ever stream from the Sacred Mysteries of His Body and Blood. Who liveth and reigneth with Thee in the unity of the Holy Spirit, one God, world without end. Amen.
Dear Lauran, There are sometimes exceptions to the age rules when it comes to joining orders, however, it is dealt with on a case by case basis. If you know which order you feel called to, you should contact them to discuss whether they might consider you as a candidate despite your being past the age limit. God Bless. -Sequoia
Very nice blog. I love your pic of the sisters praying around the altar. It's hard to tell if the Blessed Sacrament is exposed. I am a permanent deacon candidate - in formation. Was installed as "Lector: last May, will be installed as "Acolyte" this coming November. God willing, ordination in 2011.
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I've just come upon this blog and just in time--I hope you're still up and running. I'm going to post nonetheless.
I have been discerning a vocation to the religious life. After researching the orders, I'm noticing that most have age limits and I've just turned 50.
Do the orders ever make exceptions to their age guidelines?
Dear Lauran,
There are sometimes exceptions to the age rules when it comes to joining orders, however, it is dealt with on a case by case basis. If you know which order you feel called to, you should contact them to discuss whether they might consider you as a candidate despite your being past the age limit. God Bless.
-Sequoia
Hello Matthew -
Very nice blog. I love your pic of the sisters praying around the altar. It's hard to tell if the Blessed Sacrament is exposed.
I am a permanent deacon candidate - in formation. Was installed as "Lector: last May, will be installed as "Acolyte" this coming November. God willing, ordination in 2011.
God bless you - thanks for this important blog!
The Olivetan Benedictines have 50 as their cut-off,but they do consider older vocations especially if the person is in good health.
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