How are you discovering, building, learning ... discerning?

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

Feeding and nourishing the physical and the spiritual: Sister Cormarie in her Six Word Mission Story.

In her own six words, Sister Antona tells of thrilling times, vast commitment and a giving God.

Imparting education, companionship and solace in times of sorrow: Sister Fran's Six Word Mission Story.

In six words Sister Luanne describes religious life as perpetual, full of abundant opportunities and precious gifts.

Beckoned and blessed in mutuality, as a teacher, Sister Betty is aligned with God in her Six Word Mission Story.

Her spirit united, her being uplifted, Sister Marian beams with God in her Six Word Mission Story.

In Sister Helen's Six Word Mission Story, she celebrates spiritual communion with all. 

Sister Ronalda, in her Six Word Mission Story, speaks to discovering hidden, collective gifts.

In all there is to give to God, says Sister Arlene in her Six Word Mission Story, nothing is impossible.

In her Six Word Mission Story Sister Mary Ann celebrates her FSPA ministries of child education, elder care.

Non-stop prayer, says Sister Mary Ellen in her Six Word Mission Story, enriches the FSPA and the ways they serve!

Kindness—the welcoming modeled by St. Francis of Assisi—is to be shared universally (as does Sister Joanne in her Six Word Mission Story)!

With familial sustenance, when the invitation arrived, Sister Margaret accepts: her Six Word Mission Story.

Sister Sarah's Six Word Mission Story: she's not leaving any of us behind.

God invites Sister Malinda to the bountiful table and, in her Six Word Mission Story, she accepts. 

Unsettled stirring, innermost discord, adoring assent: Sister Juanita’s Six Word Mission Story.

Embodying the adoration of God to one and all: Sister Clarone's Six Word Mission Story.

With ministerial strength, Sister Rita speaks of service to all under God in her Six Word Mission Story.

In her Six Word Mission Story Sister Georgia continues to follow the call—with jubilance—to ministry. 

Sister Nancy Lafferty's Six Word Mission Story? Serving more than four decades in post-secondary education ministry.

Awe-inspired, her spirit ready and waiting, Sister Mary dives into her Six Word Mission Story of discernment.

Body language, says Sister Therese Wolf in her Six Word Mission Story, can speak silently/declare loudly the Gospel.

Sister Karen is residing in community, embodying the Gospel devotedly, in her Six Word Mission Story.

With abundant breath and intention to pass uninhibitedly Sister Rosalia, as she does in her Six Word Mission Story, rejoices in being.

Declaring and sharing it throughout her ministry as a David School teacher: Sister Mary Myron's Six Word Mission Story. 

Sustenance providing, pastoral care giving, global journeying: Sister Pauline's Six Word Mission Story.

Love: it's also what discernment—and religious life—are all about.

In this week's Six Word Mission Story, Sister Karolyne tells of her ministry of bountiful hospitality in a place of abundant beauty.

Sister Eileen, in her Six Word Mission Story, discerns necessity and means of ministry.

With immediacy, empathy and consciousness, Sister Esther has served this Six Word Mission Story.

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

Searching and serving--every day--those on the periphery.

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