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AS015 Ask Sister – VocationMatch.com advice
During Ask Sister 015 we played a clip from Patrice Tuohy of VocationMatch.com. She offered good advice on what to do if you get an overwhelming number of results using VocationMatch.com, a website matching discerning persons with religious communities.
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Patrice’s response is to part of a question from Kristina who had asked: “There are so many orders out there and each one is very unique. I have been researching different orders for a couple of years now. There are so many different orders, some well known like Franciscans, Benedictines, Jesuits, Carmelites and Dominicans, but others that I just recently discovered like the Daughters of Saint Paul and the Salesian sisters. The many choices are overwhelming. Do you have any advice for me in sorting through all of these groups? I have used VISION vocation website, which sorts the orders by my interests, but there are still so many out there. I would welcome any resources you might have to guide me. Thanks!”
Listen to the entire AS015 Ask Sister podcast which was broadcast live on February 19, 2010.
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Hi Sister Julie,
Could you please pray for Joannie Rochette and her family? She is a Canadian Olympic women’s figure skater who just lost her mom early Sunday morning. Thank you so much.
wow… waaaaay too many possibilities, even after refining my answers several times. of course, i was just doing it out of curiosity.