VOCATION STORIES

I was having a conversation with my brother and he made a comment about how he thought that I would be happy as a Sister.

From the time my 9th-grade classmates used their newfound knowledge of world history to strike at the basis of my Catholic faith, I found myself

My name is Matthew Pajor. I was born in 1996 in Chicago to Jadwiga and Bogdan Pajor, immigrants from Poland. My dad arrived in the

My name is Sarah Yurgelaitis. I am a cradle Catholic and I have always loved my Faith, although for many years it was more in

I was not raised Catholic and my parents were both of non-practicing Protestant backgrounds. When I was a very small child I would attend a

The earliest memory I have of the first inklings of a call to religious life was in high school or college when a few people here

My journey of discerning becoming a religious sister began in 2019, the summer after I graduated high school. It was at a Steubenville East conference

My name is Cam O’Meara, and I grew up in a suburban town in central Connecticut with my mom, dad, younger brother, and younger sister.

I genuinely believe that even now, at the age of 22, my life is a testament that our Lord Jesus is always and has always

There are two events that I can confidently say have changed my life completely, unexpectedly, and most wonderfully. The first was Come and See 2016

My name is Paul Wells III.  I grew up in Lakeland, Florida, where I was born on 15th of January, 1983. I was raised Catholic by

My vocation story starts with my two birthdays: my birth date and my baptismal date. Respectively, they were February 29, 2000, and February 25, 2001.

It is Jesus in fact that you seek when you dream of happiness; he is waiting for you when nothing else you find satisfies you;

My name is Alicia Renae Ley. I was born and grew up in Washington, Missouri. On November 22, 1998, I was baptized at Zion United

Except for the light illuminating the crucifix above the altar, the chapel was pitch black. Suddenly a violent banging sound, the strepitus, resounded through the

My name is Shelby Harrison and I was privileged enough to enter the Catholic Church on July 8, 2020. Before entering the Church I deeply

For the last ten years, when God’s plan for my vocation did not make sense, the temptation was to give up hope. Yet, through His

My name is Megan Rose Vielhauer. I was born on March 7, 2001 at St. Joseph’s Hospital right across the state line between Kansas and