The word vocation, originally used to indicate lives directly consecrated to God through priestly or religious service, has recently come into use in a much broader fashion. To expand vocation to ...

Catholics, and not just farmers, should consider "what could be the meaning of a vocation to agriculture," said the president of the Pontifical Council for Justice and Peace. In remarks prepared for ...

During my internship program this summer, my fellow interns and I gathered in The Huffington Post offices, talking to former Princeton Dean of Religious Life (and current HuffPo Religion editor) Paul ...

True North is a web application and curriculum that helps prospective and current college students navigate transitions in college, career, and life. Originally a transformative, in-person curriculum, ...

Without diminishing the central thread and definition of work, Tom Nelson says that vocation is more than work. Vocation is a calling, which must include a Caller and Creator. He points to Genesis 1-2 ...

Every autumn, young people head off to school — I’m thinking mainly about those entering college or university. They arrive on campus with sometimes vague, but always developing, ideas about their ...

VATICAN CITY — Pope Francis said on Thursday that “the Church must become increasingly synodal.” The Pope made the comment in his annual World Day of Prayer for Vocations message, published May 5, as ...

Synnott (The Impossible Climb) delivers a thrilling account of his 2022 journey through Canada’s inhospitable Artic islands in search of the truth about what happened to the Continue reading » America ...

April 7 was National Beer Day. That day, I had the honor of blessing Core Brewing Co. and its staff at the Core Brewery in Springdale. As a pastor who grew up on a farm, I'm always fascinated by the ...

Don’t find yourself; find a vocation. By Tom Perrin Mr. Perrin is an English professor at Huntingdon College in Montgomery, Ala. The phrase “vocational education” might conjure up an image of trade ...

“We have entered a new age of fulfillment,” writes the philosopher Roman Krznaric, “in which the great dream is to trade up from money to meaning.” For most of human existence, he says, people were ...