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Discernment 101

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Fr. Mike Schmitz explains ​that it is best to focus on one thing at a time when discerning a vocation. Not only is it most prudent to discern ​​just one vocation at a time;​ ​it is​​​ also important to take discernment ​one step at​ ​a time. When we discern with this kind of care and commitment, the path God desires for us should become clear.

How to help your child discern a vocation

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In the latest One Minute Homily produced by the Catholic Advance , Father Michael Simone from the Catholic Diocese of Wichita answers the perennial question he hears from parents: "How should I work with my child to discover their vocation in life?"

An Unseen Hero: A Unique Teacher and His Special Needs Son

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Jeffery Wright has been selected as EWTN's "Unseen Hero" due to his Catholic vocation as teacher and father of his special needs son. He is truly an amazing man, living out his Catholic faith in his life.

In silence and rest is your salvation: Isaiah 30

The 'Monastic Family of Bethlehem and the Assumption of the Virgin Mary' took birth in 1950, following the promulgation of the dogma of the Assumption of the Virgin. The Sisters were founded on France, soon after, and the Brothers in France in 1976. They are 2 geographically distinct Lavras of Hermits,one Congregation men, the other of women, though with similar charism lifestyle and foundation. The life of the Monks is to love Jesus through Mary, and adore the Blessed Trinity in silence and solitude . It is Saint Bruno that the religious confide in to guide them toward the hermit life. The life of the monastic family of Bethlehem is inspired by the model lauras or skites in Egyptian beginnings of Christian monasticism, where the monks lived in solitude through the week and gathered for the Holy Synaxis on Sunday. From Catholiques: subtitles are being added slowly, daily.. Even if you don't understand French, this is worth watching for the images. It's very Inspirationa...

The Blind Monk..Who Sees-

Only in complete silence, one starts to hear. Only when language resigns, one starts to see.

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