This prayer card features a red front with the image of Archbishop Schnurr laying hands on a newly ordained priest with the words "May God who has begun this good work in you now bring it to fulfillment." The Archdiocesan Prayer for Vocations penned by Archbishop Schnurr is on the back.

Our vocation prayer card translated into Spanish.

This small prayer card (approximately 3.5x2.5") features the image of Jesus with little children with the phrase "Who Does God Want me to Be?" on the front and a child's prayer to know my vocation on the back.

This is a beautiful guide for a Eucharistic Holy Hour for religious vocations. The guide is produced by Vianney Vocations and is perfect for prayer in groups.

This is a beautiful guide for a Eucharistic Holy Hour for discerning ones vocation. It is produced by Vianney Vocations and includes meditations drawn from various sources. This can be used in group prayer and for individual prayer in front of the Blessed Sacrament.

This brochure is a great resource for all Catholic adults who are wondering how they can pray for vocations. This pamphlet describes a way to commit to daily prayer for vocations as part of an apostolate of prayer. This is particularly well suited for the sick and shut-ins of the parish as well as those in nursing homes or other extended care facilities.

This is a book written by Rhonda Grundewald to help parishes establish a Vocation Ministry that creates and maintains a culture of vocations in the parish. It explains her reason for and process of creating a successful vocation ministry in her parish in Houston, TX and gives all readers the exact outlines of the various programs that have proven successful in her ministry. This is not only a book, but a manual for vocation ministry. Highly recommended for all parishes who want to build up or strengthen a culture of vocations. Wayne Topp will offer personal assistance to any parish who orders this book.

This pamphlet walks us through the Luminous Mysteries of the Holy Rosary. It focuses each decade on a different permanent vocation of the Church and provides short reflections for each mystery. A great resource for all parishes and for individuals.

This informative pamphlet responds to six common fears parents have when their son is discerning a priestly vocation. This is great for all Catholic adults.

The same pamphlet as described above translated into Spanish. Another fantastic resource for all adults.

This informative pamphlet gives 7 very simple ways that families can show their support for religious vocations and encourage all their members to seek and follow God's will in their lives. This is great for all Catholic adults.

This is exact same Seven Ways Families Can Foster Vocations pamphlet translated into Spanish. A fantastic resource!

This pamphlet briefly explores the basic things to consider when discerning the call to the priesthood and gives some very quick practical suggestions on how to discern.

This pamphlet teaches about our primary vocation to holiness and choosing to follow our particular vocation to one of the 4 permanent states in life: marriage, vowed consecrated, priesthood and single life. It also has a straightforward Q and A section to answer basic questions about following God's will and its effect on our lives. A great pamphlet for all parish teens!

This pamphlet is the exact same as the YOLO pamphlet translated into Spanish. A great pamphlet to teach and challenge all teens!

This is a short book (about 130 pages) written by Fr. Brett Brannon in order to encourage parents of those who are discerning the priesthood. It addresses many of the concerns that parents may have and provides a beautiful description of the many blessings that come with having a priest in the family. Perfect for parents of seminarians, priests or discerning young men.

A book written by Fr. Brett Brannen for young men who are considering their call to the priesthood. This book explores the many aspects of being a priest and walks the reader through a process of discernment that helps either to confirm a priestly vocation or, in some cases, to come to know that one is called to another vocation. Highly recommended for all men discerning the priesthood.