would give me no "little Sean's"
is certainly worth some sacrifice.
My Daughter or Son Has a Vocation!
teen years to young adulthood.
Lord in a special way.
Sisters of Fort Smith, Arkansas.
about my desire to be a sister.
he is unsure he wants to go.
and turn of each sentence the reader breathed.
structure in the frozen woods.
daughter house in Columbia, MO.
for the Sisters in Columbia.
Alice with us in vocation ministry!
live as God has called us to.
for your ministry as Formation Director?
formation, monastic spirituality and theology.
am meant to be and I am grateful.
ber of St. Scholastica? 28 years.
Catholic school for five years.
know more come and check it out!
ing outside, and I love nature.
PBS such as, ‘Keeping Up Appearances’.
community members is invaluable to me.
Have you been formation director before? No.
My Daughter or Son Has Vocation! Now What?
way that would make us all family.
sure how you would get around this.
etc. This is selfish but really true.
The next issue will present views from Lisa.
wants in this time of turbulence in the church.
opportunities to grow in his chosen mission.
child after they answer their vocation call?
who is thinking about the call?
to try to live a balance of work and prayer.
ways be there to help you.
she has lived a happy life at St.
mom I wanted to go to the convent with them.
It was hard for my mom to see me leave home.
become a sister, I leave home.
I worked hard and did what I was asked to do.
the voiceless—by living a life balanced in hospitality, simplicity, and in the wisdom of the Gospel.