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THE RJ COMMUNITY CELEBRATES VOCATIONS WEEK
This week, the Regis Jesuit community celebrated Vocation Awareness Week, a special time dedicated to recognizing and supporting the many vocations within the Catholic Church. On October 22, all 15 Jesuit novices from the Central and Southern Province of the Society of Jesus joined students in the Blessed Rupert Mayer Chapel for a special Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament, praying for vocations throughout the Church. The following day, October 23, the Theology Department welcomed the Sisters of Life, who shared insights into their ministry in Denver with students during the lunch period.
Vocation Awareness Week is an annual celebration of prayer, education and discernment that encourages vocations to the priesthood, diaconate and consecrated religious life, while supporting those who are exploring God’s call in their lives. Through these meaningful experiences, students had the opportunity to deepen their understanding of vocational discernment and the many ways individuals can serve the Church and others.
To learn more about Jesuit vocations, visit BeAJesuit.org. To learn more about women religious life and the Sisters of Life of the Denver Archdiocese, visit the Sisters of Life webpage.
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To learn more about Jesuit vocations, visit BeAJesuit.org. To learn more about women religious life and the Sisters of Life of the Denver Archdiocese, visit the Sisters of Life webpage.
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