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After taking an extended break from the show, I am happy to present an interview with Fr. Simon, O.S.B. from St. Meinrad Archabbey, St. Meinrad, Indiana. This is the second episode featuring the Benedictine tradition, but because of it's ancient roots, each community is wonderfully unique! St. Meinrad Archabbey was founded to minister to the German-speaking community of South West Indiana, where their seminary (which continues to this day) formed priests to minister within parishes. Fr. Simon, a younger monk of the Archabbey, shares about both the commonalities of the Benedictine way of life and the particulars which make St. Meinrad distinct- along with his dream of becoming a MLB chaplain!! 

Interested in visiting St. Meinrad Archabbey? Curious about their One Bread, One Cup program, their Seminary, or their caskets? Discerning a vocation? Looking to support the monks in their work? Check out their website at St. Meinrad Archabbey

If you are a religious order who would like to set up an interview, are someone who has a suggestion for an order whom you think would be open to an interview, or you have questions/suggestions, contact me at Consecrated Contact

Unlike most orders, the Priests of the Sacred Heart were not founded with a particular apostolate in mind; they are an community of priests seeking to accompany the people of God. Their founder, Fr. Leo Dehon, wanted to emphasize a spirit of a "never-ending Mass," taking Christ's light throughout the world. 

Want to learn more about the Priests of the Sacred Heart? Discerning a vocation? Looking to support their mission? Visit their website at Priests of the Sacred Heart

If you are a religious order who would like to set up an interview, are someone who has a suggestion for an order whom you think would be open to an interview, or you have questions/suggestions, contact me at Consecrated Contact

The Sisters share the diversity of their community, and the Joy of Life which connects them all. Srs. Cora and Mary Hannah share their vocations stories which are responses to this joy found in life. 

Seeking to learn more about the Sisters of Life? Discerning a vocation? Want to support the Sisters in their charism of life? Looking for help? Visit their website at Sisters of Life

If you are a religious order who would like to set up an interview, are someone who has a suggestion for an order whom you think would be open to an interview, or you have questions/suggestions, contact me at Consecrated Contact

Today I am blessed to share an interview with not one, but TWO sisters from the Sisters of Life. The Sisters' were established to proclaim the dignity of all human life, especially in the context of infants in pregnancy. Founded by Cardinal John O'Connor, he sought to counter the culture of death with the gentle feminine heart. Part of their apostolate includes work with women in crisis pregnancy, even throwing baby showers for the women! They seek to uphold both the dignity of the mother and the child. 

Seeking to learn more about the Sisters of Life? Discerning a vocation? Want to support the Sisters in their charism of life? Looking for help? Visit their website at Sisters of Life

If you are a religious order who would like to set up an interview, are someone who has a suggestion for an order whom you think would be open to an interview, or you have questions/suggestions, contact me at Consecrated Contact

Sr. Tonia shares some of her vocation story, her struggle against the call to enter the Mercedarian Sisters, and her surrender to who she was created to be!

Want to learn more about the Mercedarian Sisters? Considering discerning with the sisters? Seeking to make a donation? Visit their website at Mercedarian Sisters of the Blessed Sacrament

If you are a religious order who would like to set up an interview, are someone who has a suggestion for an order whom you think would be open to an interview, or you have questions/suggestions, contact me at Consecrated Contact