Vocation
The interplay among God, work, family and the individual presents complex joys and challenges. What does it mean for our priorities that God’s call lures us into relationship -- with God, with one another and with the whole of creation?
Features
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Reflection
August 16, 2010 | In challenging days for the Catholic Church, Kerry Robinson reminds Jesuit seminary graduates that they are to bear the good news of the Resurrection and stand witness to the new life to come. Read more »
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Sermon
August 17, 2010 | For those claimed and called by God, every exalted position has its shadows. When faced with the temptations of power, remember your baptism, says Kenneth L. Carder. Read more »
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Profile
August 17, 2010 | Kerry Robinson, who was formed in the world of Catholic philanthropy and inspired from childhood by modern-day saints, now leads a remarkable effort to assist and strengthen the Catholic Church in the United States. Read more »
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Article
August 3, 2010 | Samuel Kamaleson has spent more than half a century inspiring and teaching generations of young evangelists and mission leaders across the globe. Read more »
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Reflection
July 13, 2010 | A new teacher learns that vocation is not something to claim, but rather something to grow into. Read more »
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Sermon
July 6, 2010 | The hallmark of an apostle is found not in strength but in weakness, says J. Warren Smith. Read more »
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Reflection
July 6, 2010 | A shell-collecting trip teaches the Rev. Mark Ralls to appreciate the traditional Japanese concept of beauty called wabi sabi -- and to apply it to Christian life. Read more »
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Sermon
June 29, 2010 | Jason Byassee welcomes a new class of pastors to the ministry with lessons about institutions, friendships and surprise from Samuel, Eli and Mary at the tomb. Read more »
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Reflection
June 22, 2010 | Although she is officially unemployed, Denise Frame Harlan juggles work as a writer, teacher, tour guide, nanny, fiber artist -- and a mother. Each of her jobs brings her joy, but not much money. Read more »
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Multimedia
June 22, 2010 | Isaiah’s call to ministry and the unsettling verses that follow are a reminder to clergy to be obedient, trust in the One who sent them and speak honestly, taking risks for the gospel, says Bishop Gregory Palmer. Watch video »
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