Vocations for Women
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Religious Vocations For Women
There are many, many religious communities of women who dedicate their lives to serving God. Below are videos from several of these communities. For more information on these communities, follow the links in the videos. For information on additional religious communities for women, visit:
https://www.bostoncatholic.org/religious-sistersYou can also listen to personal reflections from several sisters on how they discerned their calling in "Vocation Stories." Spoiler alert: each sister's story is vastly different from the rest.
If you are just curious about what life is like for a women in the religious life, watch: "What's it like to be a Sister." Though each sister and each community's daily life is different, it is interesting to catch a glimpse into one sister's day-to-day life.
Or, take a look at the inspiring movie: "All or Nothing: Sister Clare Crocket." Sister Clare grew up in 1980s Derry, Ireland. A wild girl who just wanted to be famous (she became a well-known actress in Ireland), and her eventual calling to the religious life.
Could God be calling you? If you would like to talk more about religious life for women or about discerning your call, please reach out to Father Brian or Father Anda.
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Fiat:
Fiat, a gathering of women interested in learning more about religious life, cordially invites you to the next monthly meeting at 7:00 p.m. (ET) on Zoom.
To find out their next meeting date, go to: https://www.csjboston.org/news-events/event-dates/
If you are interested in attending, email Sr. Marian Batho, CSJ at: [email protected] or 617-746-2025 for more information and the link to the meeting.
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Gold Telly Award Winner; sisters answer ?s
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Little Sisters of the Poor share their discernment
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About the Daughters of St. Paul
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What's it like to be a Sister of Life
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Vocation Stories
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Incredible Documentaries
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Sr. Clare - An Inspirational Story
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Cloistered Nuns in Wrentham, MA
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