
Many Paths, Lived with Purpose | Stories of Vocation from the Passionist Family
Vocation is more than choosing a role. It is discovering who you are before God, whom you are called to love and how your life is a gift.
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Vocation is more than choosing a role. It is discovering who you are before God, whom you are called to love and how your life is a gift.

Led by Passionist priest Fr. John Schork, CP, during National Vocation Awareness Week, this virtual gathering inspired prayerful reflection and celebration of the many ways people are called to live each day with faith, love and purpose.

The Cross and the Hope We Carry webinar brought people together to explore how Passionist spirituality helps us recognize God’s presence in suffering, accompany one another with compassion and carry hope into everyday life.

P. Johnson Emmanuel, CP reflexiona sobre San Pablo de la Cruz, mostrando cómo el dolor y la alegría pueden compartir un lugar en la mesa a través de la hospitalidad, la compasión y un amor que permanece.

P. Johnson Emmanuel, CP reflexiona sobre San Pablo de la Cruz, mostrando cómo el dolor y la alegría pueden compartir un lugar en la mesa a través de la hospitalidad, la compasión y un amor que permanece.

Mientras nos preparamos para celebrar el Domingo del Sacerdocio el 27 de septiembre, el p. Mike Higgins, CP, reflexiona sobre el don del sacerdocio y el privilegio sagrado de acompañar a las personas en las alegrías y los dolores de la vida.

For Passionists, the Sign expresses the heart of our charism: proclaiming that the Passion of Jesus is the greatest revelation of God's love for the world.

Fr. James Price, CP, St. Paul of the Cross Provincial Superior, returned to Jamaica to celebrate that remarkable legacy and to give thanks for the countless lives affected through the Passionist mission.

A reflective Easter message from Fr. David Colhour, CP, on the quiet power of the Resurrection, inviting us to recognize Christ’s light gently transforming our lives.

Today’s Lenten reflection is from Fr. Johnson Emmanuel, CP, who shares a personal story of when a Catholic family’s faith was tested when their son came out, exploring the meaning of suffering love in their lives.