Remember Mary is the theme of the January edition of E-Voc, the monthly newsletter of the Sisters of Charity of...
E-Voc newsletter
Our Lady of Guadalupe – S. Janet Gildea
The December issue of E-voc, offers the following reflection on Our Lady of Guadalupe by S. Janet Gildea....
Jesus, It’s All about You
Sr. Janet Gildea offers the lead article with the theme Jesus, It's All about You. The latest issue of E-Voc, the...
What Else?
Would you dare ask Jesus "What else"? A young man did. In the lead story in the September issue of E-Voc S. Janet Gildea asks "What Else?". E-Voc is the electronic newsletter from the Vocation Team of the Sisters of Charity of Cincinnati for single women wondering...
Completing Discernment
S. Janet Gildea write of Completing Discernment in the latest issue of E-Voc, the electronic newsletter from the Vocation Team of the Sisters of Charity of Cincinnati for single women wondering what new thing God is calling forth in their lives. On June 27 two women...
E-Voc – The importance of Peers
You don’t have to go it alone on the path of discernment!
Turning the World Upside Down – Gildea
Sr. Janey GIldea SC [pick of the challenge of Pope Francis,
Resolutions and Gifts of the New Year – E-Voc
Instead of resolutions for change, entering the new year can be a good time to take inventory of what is working for you at this point in your life, what you are good at, what you are learning and developing.
Be open, vigilant, trusting and curious – E-Voc newsletter
Be open, vigilant, trusting and curious…a good stance for anyone at a discerning moment of life. – Sisters of Charity Cincinnati E-Voc newsletter Dec. 2014
“We’re in the habit of making a difference!”
“We’re in the habit of making a difference!” This quote from an older Sister of Charity of Cincinnati appears in this month’s edition of E-Voc.
Who do you say that I am?
Who Do You Say I Am? S. Janet Gildea reflects on this is the October issue of E-voc.
Four pillars of faith-based service
Catholic Volunteer Network identifies four pillars of service for the longterm programs many young adults choose after college: Community Life, Spirituality, Social Justice and Simplicity.
