The Synod on Young People, the Faith and Vocational Discernment is a wonderful opportunity to watch discernment in action, as over 350 bishops, consultants and young people gather to:
In many ways the Synod is a unique opportunity to witness community discernment in action--a huge effort on the part of the Church, as there are about 375 participants/auditors at the Synod, from all over the world.
We are only about 1/3 of the way through the Synod. (It runs from Oct. 3-28.) If you haven’t been following it, you may find that the Synod offers insights that are helpful for anyone discerning how God might be calling them to serve, as the Synod highlights the needs of humanity across the globe. Below are my favorite sources for following the Synod. (If you are already following the Synod, please share below in the comments how you are following it, and what has impressed you!)
Sister Maria Grace Dateno gives us the "inside scoop" on living in a religious community, ...
June is a month full of beautiful celebrations for us Daughters of St. Paul. Our Founder, Blessed Ja...
How much praying does a sister do, and why is prayer such an important part of a sister's life?
August is traditionally known as the “month of heaven,” because during August we celebra...
(This blog post is adapted from my blog on discernment, CoAuthorYourLifewithGod.com.) &nbs...
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