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Diocesan
Priesthood

To be a priest is to live a life of service, bringing Christ to others in word and sacrament.
 
 
Religious
Priesthood

To be a religious priest is to live according to a particular form of life united to others in your community and faithful to the charism of your founder(s).
 
Contemplative
Life

To be a contemplative religious is to live a life of constant prayer for the Church as you seek intimacy with God.
 
Religious
Brothers


To be a religious brother is to live according to a particular form of life with others in your community, dedicated to service, especially to the poor.
 
Religious
Sisters


To be a religious sister is to live according to a particular form of life with others in your community, dedicated to service, especially to the poor.

  
Secular
Institutes

To be a member of an institute for lay people is to strive for holiness and to bring the Gospel message to others by living and working alongside them.


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