Sister Meg Eckart, RSM

Meg took time to actively discern God's call to religious life.  Through an international volunteer program, she encountered the Sisters of Mercy and entered the community in Guyana, South America.

Sister Meg Eckardt

IGF064 In Good Faith with Sister Gloria Ardenio Agnes, Maryknoll Sister, Vocation Director

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What is the life of a Missionary Sister really like? Sister Gloria Ardenio Agnes shares her experience.

In Good Faith with Sister Gloria Ardenio Agness, MM

Apostolic or monastic?

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Podcast Recorded:

There are many similarities, and some big differences, between apostolic and monastic religious orders.

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Focusing inward or outward

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Some religious communities focus on the interior life, and others go out into the world to serve. Learn about contemplative cloistered and missionary orders.

holding the world in our hands

IGF063 In Good Faith with Susan Flansburg - Author

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After 20 years of serving in communications ministry for Catholic Sisters (much of it supporting vocations), it became clear to Susan Flansburg that a guide for inquirers and discerners into religious life was desperately needed.

A “one-stop shop” of critical but hard-to-find insights and information, Feels Like Home was written with and for vocation directors from across the country. Their contributions form the heart of the book as they share what it means to belong to a range of institutes, from apostolic and monastic to habited, cloistered, and missionary.

A frequent contributor to many faith-based publications - including Vision Vocation, Horizon journal, and multiple Catholic religious institutes - Susan also writes for non-profit organizations from health care to higher education.

 

Susan Flansburg, author