Ann Miller Was a Wife and Mother Who Became a Nun — But She’s Not the Only One
The life and death of Sister Mary Joseph of the Trinity has sparked fresh interest in other examples of dual vocations to marriage and consecrated life.
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Sister Mary of the Rosary, OP: ‘The Little Flower of Alabama’
When she entered the Dominican cloister, Lalia Jones said that she wanted to become a nun ‘like the Little Flower.’
Religious Orders Use Social Media to Draw Millennials to Vocations
Innovative ways of communicating are paying dividends in helping young Americans to discern religious life.
LA Carmelite Sisters Celebrate 90 Years
Venerable Maria Luisa Josefa of the Most Blessed Sacrament Founded Community for Active Service
In Case You Missed It: Young Nuns Are a Trend
There is a young and vital presence of religious sisters, novices and postulants in U.S. Catholic life, a new survey has found. The postulants’ average age is 27, while novices have an average age of 29. Temporary professed sisters have an average age of 32.
Nun Who Died in Ecuador Quake on God: ‘I Knew I Had to Leave Everything and Follow Him’
Sister Clare Crockett, an Irish religious sister, has a beautiful vocation story, according to EWTN. Sister Clare was the voice of “Lucy” on the long-running EWTN children’s television series Hi Lucy.
‘All Vocations Make Their First Steps in the Family’
What Do Religious Have to Do With Families?
New Orders Spring Forth for the New Evangelization
The Sisters of Our Mother of Divine Grace, Daughters of Mary of Nazareth and Brigittine Servitores have much zeal to share, especially as the Church celebrates the Year of Consecrated Life.
English Diocese Stresses Universal Call to Sainthood Through Vocations
The Diocese of Shrewsbury’s Year for Vocations ‘complements the Year of Consecrated Life,’ said Bishop Mark Davies.
