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

All are invited to join, experience and listen with FSPA as we celebrate women religious!   

What if I chose to live with others who also want to make a difference?

What if I chose to work for the good of others?

Advent in action: are you recognizing division in your life?

"There was fun, excitement and challenge in all of it."

Are you called to add your voice to the vocation conversation? 

Sister Dawn, nurturing relationships and National Vocation Awareness Week!

"Who am I called to be?"

Have faith "in your deepest desires and God's grace."

"Francis would be happy" for the "diversity of the Franciscan family."

“I still choose to live it every day.”

Sister Rosile's advice to discerners: “Trust in God — you will be making the right choice.”

"I love companioning people as they live into the fullness of God's invitation for their life."

Sharing support — like she received in vocations — with future Franciscan leaders.

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

God guides us to explore the depths of vocational discernment even in the most dreaded circumstances, with us as we confront the temptations that threaten our fidelity to live in communion with God.

Will we live with eyes wide open or avert our glance, ignoring our brothers and sisters in need?

Her "heart in the middle of my being" is vital to Sister Ronalda.

Sister Rita Mae Fischer finds sanctuary, centering, connection and courage in the heartache of death through painting.

Movement ... mindfulness ... self ... love ... presence: Sister Jean's Franciscan Way.

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

Poetry as prayer: Sister Lucy Ann is "experiencing deep and profound insights about who I am and how to live more fully into the mysteries of life."

Discernment: imagining yourself in new climates, cultures an invitation from God. 

Your obituary: will it speak to your courage, service, voice, gifts?

FSPA: living modern lives, sacred traditions.

As each bell chimed, my vision of the world widened; I've prayed for people around the globe.

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.

Commitment to prayer, service polishes their priceless lives.

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

Will you be part of the next generation of consecrated life?

Is it snowing in your world of discernment?

Religious discernment: scrutinizing, eliminating and finding the right fit.

Journaling by hand or tweeting by phone: are you documenting your discernment?

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

Olympics and religious discernment: to win not a gold medal but a relationship with God, you don't have to be a skilled athlete of prayer.

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.

Are you called to join a family of Franciscans working in service of the Gospel?

The jubilee of your life: is discernment leading you to enjoy it rather than endure it?

Words, vows, renewing commitment: what does your life call you to today?

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

How does your calendar tell the story of chronos and kairos in your life?