Vocation Office News Today

Lack of familiarity with the religious may be a cause of disinterest among children toward religious life

The Vocation Office invites all faithful across the Archdiocese to attend any of the events to pray for, and support, vocations.

The event was sponsored by the Vocation Office for the Diocesan Priesthood to coincide with the national observance of Vocation Awareness Week.

Bishop Hartmayer called me to his office in Savannah sometime during March 2014.  Not long before, we had briefly spoken about the possibly of naming me

The Supreme Court ruled on affirmative action in college admission decisions; here is what that means for some of Indiana’s institutions of higher learning.

Around 150 people gathered in Chester County Saturday, Aug. 19 for an afternoon and evening filled with heart-felt music and praise.

MagniFest returns this week on Saturday, Aug. 19 for its third annual summer festival in northern Chester County. This year’s festival runs from 2-10 p.m. and features many faith-inspired musical performances. 

This year’s program welcomed eight high school junior and senior aged men for 10 days of learning, daily seminar classes and lectures, and forming good friendships with like-minded Catholic men. 

WESTON -- The archdiocese's priests and seminarians -- from the newly ordained transitional deacons to retired Regina Cleri residents -- had the chance to pray together and catch up with each other over a shared meal at the annual St. John Vianney Cookout that took place on Aug. 10 at Pope St. John XXIII National Seminary.

Immaculata University hosted the 14th annual mens spirituality conference March 19 as Catholic men gathered to share their faith and strengthen one another.