Siena is a group for high school students run by Lara Piszar that meets monthly at St. John Bosco Church. The group is particularly for those who want to grow in the relationship with Jesus and knowledge of their faith. General discernment of the religious life will be a part of the programming, but the meetings will not promote specific religious communities.

Please reach out to Fr. Toshio Sato by phone to join this monthly Vincentian group. Both Spanish and English speakers are welcome.

Second Monday of the month 7:30–8:30 p.m. (Eastern) 4:30–5:30 p.m. (Pacific).
Email us for the Zoom link: vocations@ascjus.org

School Sisters of Notre Dame
Fourth Tuesday of every month
8:00p ET, 7:00p CT, 6:00p MT, 5:00p PT Please register in advance to the meetings.

Come, Let Us Adore—The Benedictine Sisters of Perpetual Adoration invite single women, ages 18 - 40, who are curious about religious life to a Monastic Experience July 18-20, 2025, at their monastery in Clyde, Missouri. 

It’s a chance to experience the daily rhythm of monastic life where participants can join the Sisters in praying the Divine Office, Daily Mass, and Eucharistic Adoration, as well as experiencing Lectio Divina (praying with Scripture), and gaining wisdom from the Benedictine tradition. There is no cost to attend, and more details are available at  www.benedictinesisters.org - Vocations - Walk With Us. The next opportunity will be October 17-19, 2025.  

To register, please contact Sr. Nancy Rose at (660) 944-2221 ext 142 or vocation@benedictinesisters.org

The Sisters of Our Lady of Mount Carmel in Terre Haute, Indiana invite you to come for a personal weekend or a day of discernment. Receive one-on-one guidance from our vocation directory.
Contact: Sr. Clare Joseph, OCD
vocations@heartsawake.org
812-299-1410 Ext 214

The Saint Paul Summer Program is a week-long experience of religious life and vocational discernment at the provincial house of the Daughters of St. Paul in Boston, Massachusetts. This year, our summer program will run from July 17-22. The purpose of the week is to introduce teens to religious life and the mission and spirituality of the Daughters of St. Paul. Participants receive hands-on experience using the media to proclaim the Gospel by working alongside and learning from sisters in our publishing house, editorial offices, design studio, and/or audiovisual department. More information is on the attached flyer and at https://connect.pauline.org/summer-program

School Sisters of Notre Dame
Join us monthly for content on discernment, prayer, and other topics related to vowed life.

WHAT IS A COME AND SEE?

A sixty-four hour immersion experience into the very rhythm of Dominican religious life. Much like the first disciples, a Come and See often provides that “gut” experience which offers the visceral clarity that is the goal of discernment and the only true test of whether or not your home is here.

You will meet friars, ages ranging from twenty-three to well into their eighties, as well as a range of participants who, like you, ask the same questions.

Between the shared experiences of the religious and those at your place in discernment, you cannot put a price on what you gain—a wealth of insight. Be one of the forty to fifty men who will take advantage of the opportunity this year.

You have a choice: you can either spend time in your head wondering what religious life is all about, or you can come and find out. Don’t miss out—it’s only the rest of your life we’re talking about.