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Looking to discern your vocation further?
Discerning your vocation can be challenging, especially when you're balancing school or work. Sometimes, stepping away from your daily routine can provide the clarity you need to discern whether God is calling you to the seminary or religious life. The Diocese of Lafayette offers several retreat options designed to help you reflect and pray deeply about your path. To learn more contact Vocations Director, Rev. Blake Dubroc at 337-291-5690.
Check out the new website for the Diocese of Lafayette Office of Vocations and Seminarians - LafayetteVocations.com
How to Discern Your Vocation
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PRAY Create a routine prayer life of attending Mass regularly, praying the Rosary, meditating on Scripture, making a retreat, and spending time with the Lord in front of the Blessed Sacrament. |
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TALK Contact your Diocesan Vocations Director to speak to them about your discernment thus far to get their advice on next steps. |
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SPIRITUAL DIRECTION Spiritual direction by a priest or consecrated person attunes the heart to the voice of the Lord. It will help you identify how the Holy Spirit is moving in your life.
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COME & SEE "Come & See" events offer a glimpse into the life of a seminarian/religious sister. They will help identify if this is the life to which God is calling you. |
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GET INVOLVED Volunteer in your parish or community and find trusted friends who can provide support and accountability for your discernment journey. |
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REST Discerning a vocation should not be considered an "accomplishment" that you check off your to do list. It's a daily walking with God that involves the whole person. |
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