We invite you into "the Mess of radical Gospel living!"

How do you walk with thirst in your own desert experience?

What bold journey am I ready to begin?

Who or what in my life has wisdom to share?

How can I experience my deepest joy?

If I could go anywhere in the world, where would it be?

"It came to me when I first visited St. Rose ..."

"Who am I called to be?"

"No matter where discernment takes you, carry today's Gospel acclamation as you journey forth ..."

“I still choose to live it every day.”

“It just seemed to be my way,” says Sister Lorraine.

"The most exciting realization ... is that I'm not finished!"

How has God been with you ... every step of the way?

How will we make the time to give our attention to prayer, not only during the season of Advent but throughout the whole year?

Where do these pioneers, blazing their own paths to religious life, inspire you to go?

Are you carrying and comprehending security, delight and love through the doors to religious life?

Discernment: "... when a walk becomes a gateway to prayer that soothes our souls."

"... living religious life is a journey," shares Sister Sandra, who learned in ministry that "miracles happen."

"In my heart," shares Sister Cormarie, "my vows were final the first time I spoke them."

Tending to discernment requires prayer, guidance, openness ... risking the goodness when found.

When desire to be of service is present, are we ready to love like Christ?

Spiritual blisters: symbols of joy discovered in risking the journey.

Discipline and commitment in our hearts: not just in Lent but Advent and discernment too.

How is your discernment part of the pilgrimage experience? Are you willing to enter the passage?

In discernment, abundance is recognizing that God provides more than we could ever consume.

Active vs. contemplative discernment: visiting communities and meeting sisters equally essential as praying for wisdom and direction.

What would happen if we woke up and fostered peace and positivity instead of hate and greed?

Sister Amy, in her own discernment, found that "Each community carried individual tones and music of life."

What happens when parents, friends experience their own moments of obscurity in your discernment?

The Holy Spirit is really good at getting my attention, inviting me to contemplation.

Witness what it means to walk the Gospel-centered journey of life as a religious sister.

Road of discernment: your gifts and talents may be precious fuel for propelling us into the future.

What are you finding within the diversion of distraction in discernment?

Easter alleluias always come: God will not abandon you on your discernment journey.

When we say "Yes" to vocation we—like Mary—must walk the road, learning as we go, trusting God is always there.

Traveling through your own Egypt experience for the cool waters of friendship, understanding and companionship in discernment.

Does love want others to lose in order for someone to win?

Service and discernment: are you open to the idea that God co-creates with you the future?

Journeying in the now to beckoning vocation: Sister Amy’s Six Word Mission Story.

Is it snowing in your world of discernment?

The searing questions we hear on the lips of Jesus are held in tension with this sense of Advent joy.

Running from silence: when we plug in are we silencing God?

Crossing 800 and 138-year-old thresholds to love, acceptance and forgiveness.

Would your life be different if Jesus and your relationship and your beliefs were unwrapped?

Allow beauty to seep into your soul ... reflect on things bigger than ourselves.

Who are the trailblazers in your life? Are you willing to go where God leads?

Sometimes we have to wait in a state of contemplative silence to really know what to do next ... 

When I am discerning I’m not always sure where I’m going, and often times someone else is driving. That someone else may be God ...

Your journey to religious life starts with your story... and a step. 

Relying on the now moment to find mystery in the fog.