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Vocation/Formation Corner

August 13, 2020

During this time of the pandemic there is good news:

July 31, 2020, globalsistersreport.org, “Despite everything, we are still saying yes to God’s call” began with a description of watching S. Tracy Kemme profess final vows.

Facebook for the Religious Formation Conference on July 27 reposted S. Susan Francois’, CSJP, article, “Big Weekend for Religious Life!,” with photos from S. Tracy’s profession. Catholic Sisters professing perpetual vows included Sisters Tracy Kemme, SC, and Corbin Hannah, SP. Along with Global Sisters Report, the Religious Formation Conference (RFC) and the National Religious Vocation Conference (NRVC) regularly post the good news of religious life on Facebook and on their websites. Now that more of us are spending time online, it is a good time to “like” and “follow” them.

S. Monica Gundler

Debunking Religious Life Myths

It’s National Vocation Awareness Week! Throughout the week the Sisters of Charity of Cincinnati will be refuting myths about vocations to religious life.

Myth 1: No one is entering religious orders.

Myth 2: Most newer members are older or second-career candidates.

Myth 3: Traditional or conservative communities are the only communities attracting new members.

Myth 4: Entering religious life is a last resort.

Myth 5: New members would prefer to live alone.

S. Romina Sapinoso Professes First Vows

Sister of Charity of Cincinnati Romina Sapinoso pronunced First Vows during a ceremony September 22, 2018, in the Immaculate Conception Chapel at the Mount St. Joseph Motherhouse. READ MORE