This idea of a “call” in our lives is often spoken about amongst those with a priestly or religious vocation. While some people might, as if in a magical moment, feel a deep sense of “call” that is pulling them towards priesthood or religious life, this is quite rare. For

Prayer is central to our life. Outside of communal prayer times (morning and evening), where we pray the Daily Office of the Church, we are all encouraged to make time for personal prayer. As this is unique to each individual, there are as many ways to pray as there are

This all depends on what community you live in. The life of a student is, well, exactly that. Our student community starts every day with meditation, prayer and mass. This is followed by breakfast, and then most days we’re off to classes. Depending on your university timetable, you might have

At the end of the day, it is not us, but God who is directing our vocation. This means that “choosing” a particular religious order is not about a competition to find which is “best,” but about discerning which “fits” you most comfortably. You often won’t be able to know,