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Web Resources for Vocations
General Information
Various articles and initiatives on vocations at the national level
United States Council of Serra InternationalThe mission of Serra is to "is to foster and affirm vocations to the ordained priesthood and vowed religious life in the United States and, through this ministry, our members' common Catholic faith." Good resource for projects.
Information of Various Consecrated Orders for Men and Women
Apple Seeds
Check out "Church and Religious Links" Website maintained by Fr. Brian Cavanaugh from Steubenville University
"Best Catholic Links"
Web link information on "Consecrated Life" provides links and information about various men and women's religious orders
Many suggested links to religious orders and information about vocations
Vocation Boom! is a global support community where youth and young men interested in the priesthood can find comprehensive resources, encouragement, mentors and friends to aid in the discernment process.
Secular Vocations
United States Conference of Secular InstitutesCatholic Secular Institutes members are consecrated for love of the Church and for sanctification of the world. Members of secular institutes are "in the world and not of the world, but for the world." They are the newest vocation in the Catholic Church, and many say they are the vocation of the new millennium. Articles on Vocations
Vision Guide
Comprehensive magazine from the National Religious Vocation Conference with articles on prayer and discernment and references to hundreds of religious orders
Educational Material
St. Mary's PressMany resources for purchase and some complimentary resources to review; check out An Inside Look a vocation program for high school students.
Other Dioceses Vocations Websites of Note
ToledoWon a Proclaim Award (established to recognize outstanding achievements in diocesan communications) from the CCC/USCCB for its Vocations site
MilwaukeeSeminary website with resources for parishes, teachers and parents. Emphasis on the priesthood.
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