MY CALENDAR MY BLOG contact info home page
pic
Immaculate Conception Parish Immaculate Conception Parish

Religious Education Guidelines Religious Education Guidelines

Grading System Grading System

Notes to Parents Notes to Parents

Confirmation Confirmation

The Mass The Mass

First Holy Communion First Holy Communion

The Sacraments The Sacraments

Prayer Prayer

The Ten Commandments The Ten Commandments

The Beatitudes The Beatitudes

Coloring Activity Pages Coloring Activity Pages

Jig Saw Puzzle Zone Jig Saw Puzzle Zone

All About Saints All About Saints

To Love and Serve the Lord To Love and Serve the Lord

The Bible The Bible

Lent Lent

Easter Easter

Advent and Christmas Advent and Christmas

The Pope The Pope

Bible Stories of Love Bible Stories of Love

One Hundred and One Ways to Praise One Hundred and One Ways to Praise

What Would God Say? What Would God Say?

Let's Say Thanks to Our Troops Let's Say Thanks to Our Troops

Thanksgiving Thanksgiving

The Religion Clock The Religion Clock

World Youth Day 2008 World Youth Day 2008

Helping Children Cope with Tragedy Helping Children Cope with Tragedy

Catholic Symbols Catholic Symbols

Chaplet of Divine Mercy Chaplet of Divine Mercy

Helpful LINKS for Parents, Teachers, and Kids Helpful LINKS for Parents, Teachers, and Kids

Vocations Vocations

What Does It Mean to be a Roman Catholic? What Does It Mean to be a Roman Catholic?


Vocations

  "I wish, finally, to address you, dear young people, and to repeat these words to you with affection: be generous in giving your life to the Lord. Do not be afraid! You have nothing to fear, because God is the Lord of history and of the universe. Let grow in you the desire for great and noble projects. Nourish a sense of solidarity: these are the sign of the divine action in your hearts. Place at the use of your communities the talents which Providence has lavished on you. The more ready you are to give yourselves to God and to others, the more you will discover the authentic meaning of life. God expects much of you!"

Pope John Paul II, April 28th 1996 (World Day of Prayer for Vocations)

What Does God Ask of You?

God invites each of us to make a difference in the Church and world.
Do you wonder what kind of difference you are called to make?

In discerning your vocation it is important to
Listen to God's purpose
Listen to your heart
Listen to the data available
Listen to the decision being made in you

Respond to your call and make a difference!

© NCCV. Used with permission. For a complete brochure on discernment, request: "Make a difference! A Guide for Life Choice brochure" from NCCV, 773.955.5453.

 

It is important that you choose your career with care, so that you may really follow the vocation that God has destined for you. No day should pass without some prayer to this end. Often repeat with St. Paul: "Lord, what will you have me do?" - St. John Bosco

 Prayers for Vocations

Women's Religious Orders 

Men's Religious Orders







my logo

ICC Religious Education
Immaculate Conception Parish
75 Church Street
Franklin
New Jersey, 07416