In the next few weeks we will be adding a series of videos on the Vocation and Mission of the Laity. In this first episode, Tim Nichols lays a foundation
It can be a challenge sometimes to know how to begin the process of discerning your vocation. Click on the Language link below to download a personal vocation questionnaire to
The Code of Canon Law addresses the role, rights, and responsibilities of the laity in various canons, particularly in Book II (The People of God), Part I (The Christian Faithful),
The Catholic Church sees the laity as vital contributors to reconciliation and Christian unity, rooted in their baptismal calling to be agents of peace, dialogue, and communion. As laypeople live
The Catholic Church teaches that charisms, or spiritual gifts, are special abilities given by the Holy Spirit to baptised Christians for the good of the Church and the world. Rooted
The Catholic Church recognises a variety of charisms, or spiritual gifts, each given by the Holy Spirit to help individuals contribute uniquely to the Church’s mission. Charisms enable Christians to
Here’s a list of Catholic discipleship courses that individuals can take to deepen their faith, learn more about their calling, and grow as intentional disciples: These courses provide diverse opportunities
Suggested websites that offer resources, articles, and guidance on the lay vocation in the Catholic Church. Note this not an exhaustive list, and will be added to as more links
Called2Mission is a Catholic website dedicated to exploring the theme of personal vocation, with a special focus on engaging young Catholic adults. The site offers resources, reflections, and practical guidance
Here’s a summary of key papal insights on the topic: 1. Pope Paul VI – Evangelii Nuntiandi (1975) 2. Pope John Paul II – Christifideles Laici (1988) 3. Pope Benedict
