by Therese Ivers, JCL In researching for my dissertation on hermits, I have come across a handful of times an individual has professed vows under the provisions of canon 603 in the hands of his/her bishop but has a full … Continue reading
As I was perusing vocations sites on the internet, I happened upon a statement which I have slightly edited. What is wrong with this (edited) statement when you apply it to permanent deacons? From the beginnings of the Church there … Continue reading
by Therese Ivers, JCL Have you ever been torn between getting married and becoming a priest? If you are serious about discerning your vocation, one of the best tools to have is this book, To Save a Thousand Souls : … Continue reading
by Therese Ivers, JCL, OCV The idea of two people getting married but each living a life of perpetual continence like a monk or a priest and a sister sharing a house seems romantic, pure, and an ideal way to … Continue reading
by Therese Ivers, JCL About fifteen years ago, while in the midst of my vocational discernment, I found an article on consecrated virgins. The author described consecrated virgins as women who made public vows in the hands of the … Continue reading
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