Priesthood
A man configured to Christ the Shepherd, given to his people at the altar, in the confessional and at the bedside.
Fr. Hau Vu, Director of VocationsSeven days. Four ways to say yes. One dinner with the Bishop. Then two Sundays when every parish in our diocese prays, listens and shares names for Called by Name.




A vocation isn’t a career. It is God’s call, and it has layers. Tap each ring, from the outside in.
Follow along Monday, Nov 2 through Sunday, Nov 8. Pick a day to preview the post, the shot list and who’s on camera, and copy the caption to share it at your parish.
One call to holiness, lived in different ways. Hover or tap a card to go deeper.
A man configured to Christ the Shepherd, given to his people at the altar, in the confessional and at the bedside.
Fr. Hau Vu, Director of Vocations
A lifelong covenant where husband and wife help each other, and their children, get to heaven.
Featuring Delilah & Isaac on Day 3
Sisters, brothers and consecrated laity who give their whole heart to Christ through poverty, chastity and obedience.
Featuring Sr. Rachael, SDSH on Day 4
Ordained for Word, altar and charity. Most of our deacons are married men who serve alongside their wives and families.
On Day 5 alongside a priestThe week builds to a dinner with Bishop Rojas for everyone discerning, and ends with Called by Name in every parish, two Sundays in a row.
All discerners invited, men and women. Adoration at 5 PM, then dinner 6–8:30 PM at Christ the Redeemer Hall, Grand Terrace. Free, dinner provided.
Cards in the pews, petitions for vocations, a 90-second invitation after the homily and one minute of silence. Share a name, or your own.
A vocation story from the pulpit and a last chance to turn in cards. The Office of Vocations calls every name within a week.
Six honest questions. Not a test and not a verdict: a way to notice where your heart leans, so you can bring it to prayer and to someone you trust.
Parishes, families, classrooms and discerners: pick your kit. Your checkmarks are saved on this device.
Lord Jesus, you call each of us by name. Stir up in the young people of our diocese a generous heart: to marry in faithful love, to be ordained for your people, to belong entirely to you in consecrated life. Give them courage to listen, and the joy to say yes. Mary, Mother of the Church, pray for us. Amen. “The harvest is abundant but the laborers are few; so ask the master of the harvest to send out laborers.” · Matthew 9:37–38
Friendsgiving with Bishop Rojas is Thursday, Nov 5. Every discerner is welcome. Dinner is on us.