Vocation is openness to life, for it is only the full acceptance of the gift of vocation that makes a person capable of changing the world.

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Each one of us has received the gift of a specific vocation from God. However, our vocation depends on our choice to seek out and persevere on the path of discernment and vocational experience.

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The authentic realization of what we are and what we dream of being will allow us to generate life in abundance.

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The discernment process will always go through a relationship with people who have already gone through the same thing as us, and who live the same dream.

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Vocation is always a gift for us and for others, a blessing that makes us walk in the construction of a more inclusive and fraternal world.

Everyday life is marked by pressures, enticements, opinions, and so many things that seem Continue reading →

To live the dream of vocation is to share hope, life, and mission. It implies uninstalling oneself, getting up, and taking concrete steps.

A poet once said that dreams “command life” and through them the “world leaps and advances.” The Continue reading →

Vocation has two-fold fundamental dimensions: on one hand, every vocation implies a personal conversion; on the other hand, a vocation is always linked to a mission. 

When we think of vocation as a challenge to discern and to live, without Continue reading →

The path of vocation is a path of liberation and discernment of one’s own personal freedom.

“Affection will still solve the problems of liberty; those who love each other will become invincible.” These verses by the American poet and journalist Continue reading →

Vocational accompaniment, which is done without fear through dialogue and prayer, seeks to meet with what the person is and what he/she longs to be. Here, the will of God and the human will coincide.

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Discerning a vocation, which is the fullness of life, is an educational process that does not include delays. It is always a struggle; it requires love and a willingness to walk.

False ideas about education often deceive us. First, education Continue reading →