Sentences with phrase «what vocation»

got it like I said I don't care what vocation you choose your smart driven and you will succeed..

I'm not sure what vocation rank you get it, but you can unlock a dodge roll ability under your Core Skills at any inn.

In this lesson students will reflect on and understand what vocation is and will be able to explain what The Salvation Army believes about work as well as how it helps people back into work.

Christ's sacrifice is the Revelation of the complete love of God; it is the Exemplar for daily Christian living no matter what vocation we may have; it is the instrument through which our lives are healed and restored to God; it is the modus operandi for life in the Church — for the life of the Church.

No matter what walk of life we take, or what vocation we have these truths remain.

While deciding what vocations and skills to master can be overwhelming, players will have plenty of time to scrutinize their decisions.

Not exact matches

And they didn't want any part of that and I said well it's not a woman's boxing picture, that's what goes on, that's the vocation.

Her challenge is for the Catholic Church to develop a much richer description of what the celibate gay vocation might look like — including celibate gay unions.

What is true, and maybe paradoxical, was the fact that Georges Lemaître, a priest deeply rooted in his faith and his vocation, introduced for the first time a way to describe, not philosophically or theologically, but from physics, the notion of the beginning of the universe.

So vocation discernment is going to involve answering the question: «What do I want?

Our vocation grows out of a deep personal relationship with him and, in this respect, reading and praying with the Gospels is an invaluable help to discernment because there we see what Jesus calls people to and gain some insight into authentic vocation.

By virtue of this vocation man understands that he is always more than what he can do, and that society as such is always more than what can be accomplished by either the market or politics.

These images of the heart, the cross and stepping out of the boat are what I would call authentic signs of vocation in Christ.

They were committing themselves to what Rowan Williams has called the «fundamental Christian vocation of not belonging.»

No, it is the serious question, of what each man really is according to his eternal vocation, so that he himself shall be conscious that he is following it; and what is even more serious, to ask it as if he were considering his life before God.

What pattern of life will serve the home, the husband's work, the coming family, and at the same time fulfil the deeply felt vocation to do significant work in the common life and the public world?

In other words, can one really completely isolate the question of «what God did through the man Jesus in his vocation or office» (ibid., 232, n. 103, italics mine) from the issue of the «existentiell selfhood» of Jesus?

Therefore, there is no basis from which to create what I would call genuine historical existence, nor any way to call man to what seems to me the vital need of our age, the vocation of responsible technological existence.

The reason for this, I'm convinced, is that new faculty — though very smart and well read (and probably better educated than most of their senior colleagues), though religiously observant and already experienced in teaching, though flexible, open and good - humored — have not found a vocation, do not know what purpose they want to serve.

He is not so much working through and with other people in a common task, about which he bears particular kinds of responsibilities, as he is keeping himself so busy that he need not ask what is unique about ns vocation.

At bedtime what bliss to look back and thank God that one has, at last, had a day worthy of a minister's vocation: plenty of prayer, plenty of study, plenty of service, plenty of family, and no conflicting demands from any person or group.

They typically include vocations directors, psychologists, nuns and former nuns, seminary rectors, and what are called «formation teams.»

What we are really dealing with here is the legitimacy of any Christian vocation whose end seems, and perhaps is, unambiguously terrestrial.

What invariably emerges in such circles is the kind of thinking that impels evangelical Christians into missions, the pastorate, or a career whose financial remuneration contributes to these eschatological vocations.

The author follows the fortunes of five men pursuing at Sacred Heart Seminary in Milwaukee what used to be called late vocations and are now more commonly called second - career vocations.

Each one who knows himself... as called to a work which he has not done, each one who has not fulfilled a task which he knows to be his own, each who did not remain faithful to his vocation which he had become certain of — each such person knows what it means to say that «his conscience smites him.»

I most resonate with 1 (money — not much, but we can eat), 5 (vocation — What the hell else is there for me to do?)

Secondly, as an action the Eucharist is sacrificial in quality, since it has to do with an oblation, offering, or self - giving which was the characteristic mark of the life of Jesus in obedience to what he took to be the vocation given him by his heavenly Father.

We would think as Christians about our personal spiritual lives, about what we do with our money, about our sexuality, and about our vocations.

You're young, it seems (only young people ask questions of that kind), and you think you might have an intellectual vocation, but you can't see what to do about it.

But the only thing that each of us can and should do is what we each must do ultimately alone, if we have vocations to be writers: Go off and write out of the very fullness of human experience about the very fullness of human experience and hope to find and affect contemporary readers and the greater world, and in the meantime leave the distracting and finally pointless diagnoses of who were the Catholic writers, and how much, and how well, how little, how importantly, to the critics and scholars.

My husband and I have had a similar journey except for one major difference... our vocation was not in ministry and so although we lost a lot, when the questions and examinations of what we believed and the willingness to try and understand what other's believed and experienced came, we were never in jeopardy of losing our means of support or careers in our area of experience and knowledge.

It is perhaps futile to speculate upon what might have happened if the doctrine of vocation had been thus understood from the beginning.

Asked for a wish - list of what might help to arrest the decline of the Church in its former heartlands, he is emphatic and seems to relish making a list... one which rather chimes with what many other thinking Catholics would offer: «1) strong, evangelically assertive bishops who know how to handle the media and can call the people of the Church to live out their vocation as missionary disciples.

Our writer Elizabeth Corey responds: «What strikes me most is the obsession with self: It's all about me, and my vocation as a writer.

We thank them and pray that, they may treasure their vocation, as the baptismal rite puts it, «to be the best of teachers, bearing witness to the faith by what they say and do, in Christ Jesus our Lord.

In his vocation, the Christian works within the framework of what is compatible to the Body of Christ.

The poor youth's sins were, as you will see, of the most harmless order, yet they interfered with what proved to be his truest vocation, so they gave him great distress.

It does direct its followers to seek by means of all the intelligence they can muster to find out what to do to alleviate distress, to heal physical and mental disease, to order the vocations and to distribute justly the goods men produce.

-LRB-...) What is moving me is not to rush to South Africa or engage in the Red Cross, for which I have no ability, but to do my very best to remain faithful to this vocation.

What he had in mind was the Vergilian sense of vocation, which distinguishes the Aeneid from Homer's equally great epic, the Iliad.

In their recent book, Heroism and the Christian Life, Brian Hook and Russell Reno have noted how Vergil's poem, certainly one of the formative epics of our culture, compels us to ponder what is the deepest problem in the idea of a vocation — namely, whether obedience to a divine summons diminishes or enhances the one who has been called.

After we see what the biblical foundations are, the primary matters to examine will be the Christian view of property, work and vocation, and some principles of economic justice by which a Christian may be guided amid current conflicting systems.

When less room is left for our greatness and our achievement, this is what ultimately happens to the idea of vocation.

Something of its character may be grasped, however, in reflecting that the other dimension to the spousal relationship is that the Church is primarily embodied in a personal way by the Blessed Virgin Mary, and it is by immersing oneself in the Marian vocation - what has come to be called in the theology of von Balthasar and Pope Benedict «the Marian Profile» [3]- of the Church that the consecrated virgin will grasp the true spirit of her personal vocation to love and fidelity to Christ.

Moratorium does not mean the end of missionary vocation nor of the duty to provide resources for missionary work, but it does mean freedom to reconsider present engagements and to see whether a continuation of what we have been doing for so long is the right style of mission in our day.

If fundamentalist Christians look at the scriptural material as generally inerrant, many more liberal Christians have all too often thought that by proper analysis it is possible to acquire information about the so - called Jesus of history and then to speak with confidence about what he said and did and even about what he believed about himself and his vocation.

Breaking the cycle of cruelty and pain is what the Christian vocation is all about.

He has not focused on what the churches are specifically up against even if they were in agreement about restoring their theological vocation, conversing with other faiths and so forth.

No matter what men and women do, they bring paternal or maternal characteristics to their vocations.