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Vocation Discernment Opportunities

Listed below are Men’s and Women’s Communities hosting opportunities for discernment, reflection, prayer and more. Some have specific dates and others are ongoing (weekly, bi-weekly, monthly, etc). Additionally, we offer a directory of communities that are flexible in welcoming discerners for an experience of community, prayer, service or ministry.

May your heart be open to God’s calling.

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March 2025

Catholic Sisters Week

March 8 14, 2025 Check out this website for more ideas ...

08 - 14 Mar

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May 2025

Religious Brothers Day

May 1 Religious Brothers Day is held annually on May 1, ...

01 May

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World Day of Prayer for Vocations

May 11 On this 62nd anniversary of the World Day of Prayer ...

11 May

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November 2025

National Vocation Awareness Week

November 2-8, 2025 Promote vocations to ordained ministry and consecrated life ...

02 - 08 Nov

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