Vocations

Invisible Monastery

Invisible Monastery is a worldwide community of people committed to praying for vocations. Our goal is to attract enough members to pray for vocations 24 hours a day in every diocese.

God Calling: Vocation Vibes

A Podcast: Conversations with the Little Sisters of the Poor

Since 1987 VISION has been providing hundreds of thousands of readers each year with information on the broad spectrum of Catholic religious life through first-person accounts, profiles, photo stories, and articles about discernment, community life, vows, ministry, and Catholic teachings.

National Religious Vocation Conference

The National Religious Vocation Conference is a catalyst for vocation discernment and the full flourishing of religious life as sisters, brothers, and priests for the ongoing transformation of the world.

Brotherhood of Hope

The Brotherhood of Hope is a community of Catholic Brothers—we live together, pray together and serve together, under the inspiration of our founding charism that Jesus Christ is All-Sufficient. Our primary mission is evangelization on secular college campuses

Vianney Vocations

We are a team of communications experts, committed to Jesus and His Church, who help Vocation Offices to effectively reach young Catholics and inspire them to open their hearts to God’s call.

Diocesan Priest

Diocesan Priest serves ordinary men who are responding to their call to holiness and offers guidance for the question:
“Is Jesus Christ calling me to be a Catholic priest?”

The Melchizedek Project

The Melchizedek Project helps Catholic men explore the priesthood in a small group where they find support and fraternity. Together, they discuss the priesthood, listen for God’s voice, and learn how to answer His call.

A Vocations Curriculum

To Make God Known, Loved, and Served is a vocations curriculum offered as a free download. The intent is to provide these resources to grade school teachers and catechists to assist them in their efforts to help students come to a deeper appreciation of the Church’s vision of vocation.