Vocational discernment is a way that allows us to discover our vocation, which is God’s gift for us and the world in which we live.

Christ lives and walks beside us. He wants us to be truly happy and fulfilled. Our vocation is, precisely, a concrete sign that the living Christ wants us alive.

Vocation, a gift from God, is like a small seed that wants to germinate, grow and bear fruit; but for that to happen, we need to find the right terrain.

Vocational discernment is a challenging search that will eventually lead us to the fullness of our vocation and to a fulfilling and happy life.

Discerning and living one’s vocation is the greatest challenge of living life to the fullest. You cannot just sit on the couch and wait for life to happen.

Vocation is the gift from God that we welcome (or refuse) at all times of our existence. It fulfils us as persons and generates life, because its fruits are always for the benefit of others.

Vocation is a challenge, a mission of continuous discovery that is marked by discernment and lived in communion.

Vocation is a gift to humanity and a guarantee of humanization for every human being. It is addressed to all and it is liberating, not reducing, human existence.

Vocation is a path of discernment in which each person seeks to achieve life in abundance for himself and to be a sign of resurrection for humanity.