A ministry alternative for Catholics
Permanent deacons and their formation
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New Year 2008
11 Articles
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A ministry alternative for Catholics
Permanent deacons and their formation
In the 1960s, permanent deacons returned to the scene in the Catholic Church. How do they prepare for their unique ministry?
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Open to the unexpected
Three profiles in vocation
Steve Koenig, Stanton Trotter, and Kyle Becchetti feel called by God to serve, but their pathways haven’t always been straight.
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The changing nature of vocation
Forming new pastoral leaders for a new world
Today, students often enter theological schools uncertain of their vocation. With help, seminaries are adapting to the new reality.
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A vocation for sainthood
The view from Shenandoah, Pennsylvania, by contributing editor Melinda R. Heppe.
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The effectiveness of theological schools through the eyes of graduates
An overview of the latest study from the Auburn Center for the Study of Theological Education.
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Wise words: Voices from the church on vocation and calling
A review of two anthologies about vocation: Callings, edited by William C. Placher, and Leading Lives That Matter, edited by Mark R. Schwehn and Dorothy C. Bass.
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No department assigned.Battlefield appreciation
Chaplain Stanton D. Trotter is a captain in the United States Army.
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