It is rare that an exception is made to our age limit for entrance due to the time it takes for formation, and the nature of living out our life and apostolate. There are several communities which do accept belated vocations, (search ReligiousLife.com), or you also have the option of living as a consecrated virgin,Read more
Here are some things you can do: 1)Prayer- have a daily personal prayer time, reading the Scriptures, pray the Rosary or another private devotion. Be sure to ask the Lord, “What plan do you have for my life?” 2)Frequent the Sacraments-reconciliation (at least monthly) and Mass (daily if possible) are a great aid in receivingRead more
Having sound physical, mental and emotional health is crucial for religious life, since we live an intense schedule of prayer, community life, and an active apostolate. In our poverty, we cannot provide financially for medical bills. Most chronic conditions requiring on-going medical care and monitoring would prevent you from entering our religious community. There areRead more
We have Come and See retreats scheduled 3 times during the year, usually during Spring Break, Summer, and November. If these opportunities don’t work, we’re open to finding another time where you can come on your own.Read more
The discernment process takes time. It’s good to be in contact with the vocations directress for her to get to know you, and to visit at least once or twice before deciding to apply. The application process includes a thorough application, autobiography, reports from several doctors, 5 references, and Interview visit week at Prayer Town. Read more
