Goodbye to Books
When Linda Mercadante moved out of her seminary office, she had to sort through 83 linear feet of books from over three decades of teaching.
calling
14 Congregations Chosen for New Communities of Calling Initiative
14 congregations were chosen to participate in the new 5-year Communities of Calling Initiative from the Collegeville Institute.
Religious Language in the Public Sphere
At the heart of Christian meaning-making and ministry is the work of translation, and the underlying question it raises: what words will make faith come alive in conversations and communities?
Collegeville Institute Receives Two New Grants
The Collegeville Institute has received two new grants to extend its work on vocation and calling.
Success, Setbacks, and Benedictine Stability
Kathleen Norris has had tremendous success as an author, but also setbacks. Benedictine humility, she says, is what gives her stability.
The Grammar of Our Callings
Have you ever wondered what your calling is? Read an excerpt from The Stories We Live by Kathleen A. Cahalan, Director of the Collegeville Institute Seminars.
Called: The Making & Unmaking of a Nun
In this poetic memoir, Marge Rogers Barrett tells the story of her lifelong calling, which extends far beyond the convent she enters as a young woman.
Calling in Confucianism and Daoism
In this final installment of our series on interfaith vocation, Mark Berkson discusses calling from a Confucian and Daoist perspective.
A Way of Life: Calling in Islam
In this interview, Imam Makram El-Amin explores what calling means for Muslims and how the five pillars of Islam ground him in his vocation.
Boundless Compassion: Calling in Buddhism
Do Buddhists receive calls from God? Mark Unno—a professor, scholar, and Buddhist priest—shares his insights on vocation from the Buddhist tradition.
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