Our new Facebook page, Holy Vocations. From left are the Servants of Mary Ministers to the Sick, the Mercedarian Friars, the Visitation Sisters, and the Dominican Sisters of the Immaculate Conception.
Take advantage of the growing number of many single Catholics on Facebook. Now your religious community can be featured on the new Facebook page, Holy Vocations. Simply go to the page and post your photo, video, or link to your community’s page. Continue reading
Will you be at the National Meeting of the Institute on Religious Life April 14? I will, and I will be shooting interviews of religious to be put together into a video for YouTube and Gloria TV. I’d be happy to do an interview of you. You can tell others who you are, what is your charism, and how you found your vocation. It’s a great way to get publicity for your congregation, and it’s free.
The meeting will be held at St. Mary of the Lake Seminary in Mundelein, IL. Contact me ahead of time with any questions, or just look around for me at the meeting on Saturday, April 14. I’ll have a booth for Vocation Promotion in Room 105 of the Conference Center.
For more information, contact me at 708-393-4098, or contact me via the Contact Us page.
The Dominican Sisters recalled persecutions in Poland.
Religious communities around the country are standing up to the HHS mandate requiring the insurance coverage of contraception and abortion-causing drugs.
CMSWR has led the way, issuing a statement that asks other citizens, Catholic and otherwise, to rescind the ruling.
Below are communities that publicly support the Bishops. (Please return to this page as we are updating it. To add your community, Contact Us.)
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Daughters of St. Francis of Assisi, Lacon, IL stand firmly with the Bishops and the CMSWR on this issue of religious freedom.
Discalced Carmelite Nuns of Philadelphia stand against the HHS mandate and in support of the Bishops.
Dominican Sisters of the Immaculate Conception, in the Chicago area, have issued such a statement, asking for religious freedom and recalling persecutions from various governments where the congregation was founded in Poland. Continue reading
