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Welcome to the online home for the Apostles of the Sacred Heart of Jesus, a consecrated order of women serving the church since 1894.

For the neglect of and negligence in Priestly and Religious Vocations

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The Catholic Diocese of Sacramento was formed in May 1886 in the capital city of California and encompasses 20 northern counties.

Are you restless? Searching? Listening? So are. The Augustinians are religious priests and brothers that have been following in the footsteps of Christ and St. Augustine since 1244.

Presentation Ministries helps Catholics grow in Christ

Vocation Lessons is a new vocations curriculum supplement that teaches students about marriage, priesthood, religious life, and principles of discernment.

Our Lady of the Lake Catholic Church in Lake Arrowhead and St. Anne's in the Mountains Catholic Church and Retreat Center in Running Springs offer visitors Masses and a Religious Retreat Center

The Catholic Diocese of Sacramento was formed in May 1886 in the capital city of California and encompasses 20 northern counties.

Welcome to the Religious Sisters of Charity's website. Take some time out for peaceful reflection and prayer. Learn about volunteering & vocations.

Daughters of St. Paul Philippines-Malaysia-Papua New Guinea-Thailand Province. Bringing the Gospel to your life. We are an international Congregation of religious women committed to evangelization through witness of life and proclamation of the Gospel with the means of social communication. PAULINES is the trademark as well as the logo that reflects the character of our spirituality and mission that are rooted in the life and teaching of St. Paul, the apostle who dedicated himself tirelessly and passionately to the proclamation of Christ the Master, the Way, the Truth, and the Life to all peoples. We were founded in Alba, Italy, by Blessed James Alberione on June 15, 1915 with his closest collaborator, Venerable Thecla Merlo.

The Religious Sisters of Mercy, with its Motherhouse located in Alma, Michigan, is a Religious Institute of Pontifical Right dedicated to the Spiritual and Corporal works of Mercy.

Welcome to our website! Vianney College came to birth in the same year, 1992, that Pope John Paul ll published his post-synodal Apostolic Exhortation, "Pastores dabo vobis". Thus this year, 2017, marks the 25th anniversary of our founding. Special celebrations are planned in August of this year to mark our Silver Jubilee and details can be found elsewhere on this website. Bishop Brennan founded Vianney College to form priests for the diocese of Wagga Wagga. He saw the advantages of training priests for a rural diocese in a rural setting. It was a bold move at the time and not without controversy. However time has proved the decision was a wise one and God has blessed the diocese of Wagga Wagga with a healthy flow of vocations to the priesthood. Bishop Gerard Hanna succeeded Bishop Brennan as bishop of Wagga Wagga in 2002 and retired, due to ill health in 2016. He will be remembered for his constant support and interest in Vianney College, enriching its programme of formation with the fruits of his own pastoral experience as a rural pastor and making provision for the future by sending priests of the diocese to do higher studies and thus providing a supply of qualified lecturers for the future. He also undertook a programme of upgrading and expanding the buildings of the seminary, and in doing so expanded our accommodation to over 30 students. While we await the appointment of a new bishop we look forward to the future with confidence. 25 Seminarians are currently enrolled in Vianney College, now not only for the Wagga diocese but for several other rural dioceses, for some Oriental Eparchies and for several religious orders. As in other Australian seminaries, a large proportion of our seminarians are of non-Australian birth but the formation at Vianney gives them an opportunity to understand the Australian culture (and accent) and to recognise the pastoral challenges they will face from an Australian point of view. Over our short 25 year history we have helped form 48 priests and two bishops. It is hoped that at least two more priests will be ordained this year. For all this we thank God and invite you to share our joy and thanksgiving as you visit our website. Welcome! Father Peter Thompson, C.M. Rector

The Missionaries of the Precious Blood is a Roman Catholic congregation of priests, brothers & lay associates who believe that the Precious Blood of Jesus can heal the world.

The Society of Saint John the Evangelist

Glenmary priests, brothers and coworkers staff Catholic missions and ministries, establishing the Catholic Church in small-town and rural America.

<comment> Xvdbi3whCwds_QaF_Hns7JY1epo </comment>Temple Christian University,http://templechristianuniversity.org, Earn your Degree online AA BA MA DMin., Religious Vocations, Career Education

The Religious Sisters of Charity worldwide website

Anthony J. Digmann is a husband and father who serves the Church as a Catholic speaker, author, and educator. He holds a MA degree in Theology as well as a double major BA degree in Religious Studies and Communications: Electronic Media with a minor in Ethics. Anthony is a member of the theology faculty at Beckman Catholic High School in Dyersville, Iowa. He is also the founder and Chief Executive Manager of Capture This Video Productions. Anthony is available to speak on numerous topics related to Catholic faith and theology. Visit his webpage at anthonydigmann.com

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