The discernment process will always go through a relationship with people who have already gone through the same thing as us, and who live the same dream.

Vocation is always a gift for us and for others, a blessing that makes us walk in the construction of a more inclusive and fraternal world.

To live the dream of vocation is to share hope, life, and mission. It implies uninstalling oneself, getting up, and taking concrete steps.

The path of vocation is a path of liberation and discernment of one’s own personal freedom.

Vocation has two-fold fundamental dimensions: on one hand, every vocation implies a personal conversion; on the other hand, a vocation is always linked to a mission (a vocation is never selfish, rather, it is always an act of love).

Vocational accompaniment, which is done without fear through dialogue and prayer, seeks to meet with what the person is and what he/she longs to be. Here, the will of God and the human will coincide.

Discerning a vocation, which is the fullness of life, is an educational process that does not include delays. It is always a struggle; it requires love and a willingness to walk.

Demands are always present on the vocational journey, from the first questioning through the process of discernment and to living a more fulfilling life.

Vocation is a gift that is discerned and realized little by little, relying on someone’s help in the journey of self-discovery, in the options, and in the commitment to love and be a generator of life in favor of humanity.