Access Resources
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Recommended Books
- Save a Thousands Souls - Fr. Brett A. Brennan
- Priests for the Third Millennium - Cardinal Timothy M. Dolan
- Introduction to a Devout Life - St. Francis de Sales
- The Joy of the Priesthood - Fr. Stephen J. Rossetti
- The Priest is Not His Own - Fulton Sheen
- Discerning the Will of God - Timothy M. Gallagher, OMV
- Discernment Do's and Don'ts - George Eliot
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Recommended Websites
- Diocesan Priest
- Acension Press
- Diocese of London
- Saint Peter's Seminary
- Catholic Answers
- Word on Fire
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Ways to Discern
- Go to confession
- Attend Mass, daily if possible
- Attend Adoration
- Pray daily
- Find a place of formation
- Gather good information
- Go on retreat
- Get involved
- Rely on Mary
- Seek advice
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News from the Vatican
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Pope Francis’s latest medical bulletin said that while he still requires further hospitalization, his overall clinical status is improving and doctors are attempting to gradually ween him from night...
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As negotiations continue to secure a ceasefire in Ukraine, the country’s President Volodymyr Zelenskyy had a phone call with a top Vatican diplomat to discuss the return of Ukrainian children and a...
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Italian Cardinal Pietro Parolin, the Vatican’s Secretary of State, celebrated Mass for Pope Francis’s health and recovery Friday, praying for the pontiff’s swift return from his month-long...
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Catholic Link
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I was sitting on the soft, green grass at my parents’ lake home in rural Minnesota admiring all of creation. The weather was lovely on that bright summer afternoon when my husband of fifteen years...
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Are you looking for ways to awaken your ten-year-old’s faith? Or are you trying to help your 16-year-old granddaughter discern God’s will? Below you’ll find a letter addressed to young people that...
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Ite ad Joseph, the saints have said, which means Go to Joseph. Have you gone to St. Joseph? Do you think of asking his intercession? There are some formal ways we could do that. There are several...
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