The Way | A Malayalam Short Film | St.Therese of Child Jesus
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ก.ย. 2024
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quote from book To Save a Thousand Souls Who Will You Bring With You Into Heaven? I once heard a priest tell his vocation story. I grew up in a very close, devout Catholic family with loving parents and we prayed together as a family every day. I attended a Catholic school with wonderful teaching Sisters and everything in my life revolved around the Church. I lived in a very Catholic culture. I was the number one altar server, the star student, and a leader in my class. Because of this, and the fact that I loved being around the parish, serving and helping out the priests, everyone would say the same thing, “You will be a priest when you grow up. Won’t you?” I heard this constantly from the other kids in my class, from the sisters who taught me, and from the two assistant priests, who were always visiting the classes and interacting with me around the church. But I never heard it from the pastor, which I appreciated. I got tired of people urging the priesthood on me, because I did not especially want to become a priest. I always wondered why the pastor, an elderly Monsignor, never asked me about priesthood as everyone else did, though he was always very kind to the altar servers. One day, as I was coming close to graduation from the parish school, I was assigned to serve the seven o’clock morning Mass and the elderly pastor was the celebrant. Only the two of us were in the sacristy and he vested in silence, mumbling the vesting prayers in Latin and preparing himself for Holy Mass. With just two minutes to go before the Mass began, the Monsignor suddenly turned and said, “John, what will you be doing when you grow up?” I thought to myself, “Oh boy, here it comes. Even from Monsignor.” But I replied, “Monsignor, I am still not certain but I am thinking about going into medicine. I would like to become a doctor.” And the pastor replied, “Good. Good. And what will you do after that?” I said, “Well, I suppose I will marry and have a family of my own.” The priest said, “Good, and what after that?” Not sure exactly where he was going with this line of questioning, I replied, “I guess I will grow old, practicing medicine, and eventually retire. And then I guess I will die and go to heaven.” The pastor nodded his head knowingly, thoughtfully, and he was quiet for a few seconds. Then he looked at me earnestly and said, “And who will you bring with you into heaven?” Immediately, he rang the sacristy bell and we walked out to begin the Mass. I thought to myself, “How clever you are, Monsignor. How clever you are.” I thought about that comment all during the Mass and many more times during my adolescent and young adult years. “And who will you bring with you into heaven?” It was asking myself that question repeatedly that really turned the tide and convinced me eventually that I should become a priest. Every vocation is about helping other people reach heaven. I tell this story not to minimize the greatness of the sacrament of marriage, because marriage serves the same purpose! I suppose the young man might have used the same comment made by the pastor to move him towards the vocation of marriage. But the story illustrates the critical point that a vocation is not primarily about self-fulfillment, but about being the instrument of God in saving others. “What will you do with your life? What are your plans? Have you ever thought of committing your existence totally to Christ? Do you think that there can be anything greater than to bring Jesus to people and people to Jesus?”17 Pope John Paul II
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Discernment is not a choice between good and evil, but often a choice between the good and the best. What is best for you is your proper vocation. # Satan, because he knows of your goodness and your desire to do God’s will, will sometimes take a different tactic. He will tempt you not to do evil, but to accept only the good-not the best. Compromising the will of God is a very effective tactic of Satan.
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From the book
"To Save a Thousand Souls"To Which Marriage Are You Called? When I was a vocation director, I would often ask men this question, “Do you think that you are called to marriage or to priesthood?” After I studied The Theology of the Body by Pope John Paul II, I no longer ask that question. Now I ask, “To which marriage are you called?” Every man in the world is called by God to marriage: to give himself and to sacrifice himself in a permanent way for his bride, for the sake of the Church. Then, with his bride, he is called to bear fruit for the Kingdom. A husband does this when he and his wife give themselves and sacrifice themselves for God and for one another in order to bring forth new life. A priest does this by his love and fidelity and care for his bride, the Church, which also bears fruit-a concept known as the fecundity of virginity. A priest bears great spiritual fruit for the Kingdom with his bride, by bringing forth thousands of spiritual children. The scriptures often speak of the joy of a bride who is espoused to a king. To be called in this way is a great honor and gift. So often the celibate life is portrayed as a dour, sad existence that priests simply endure. On the contrary, to be espoused to the Bride of Jesus Christ is a tremendous honor, gift, and privilege. If a man decided to marry a certain woman primarily because he likes the idea of cutting the grass, changing the light bulbs, and putting out the garbage, we would question the man’s sanity. One doesn’t marry for these reasons. A man marries a woman because he is in love with her. The other responsibilities do come with marriage, but they are far down the hierarchy of importance and emphasis. They are not the motivation for the marriage. In a similar way, a man should become a priest, not primarily because he likes the idea of the work of a priest, but because he is in love with the Bride of Christ, the Church. Working with Christ and his bride brings a priest a great feeling of joy, happiness, and fulfillment. As one of the former rectors of Mount St. Mary’s Seminary used to say, “The greatest sign of a healthy seminary is to walk down the halls and constantly hear the men laughing.” Cheerfulness is an important sign that a man is being called to celibacy and that he is living it out well. It is a privilege to work in a seminary and to see joy and cheerfulness in the men! “While it is true that no one will ever call me daddy, thousands call me Father!” I am not saying that celibacy is the only way to holiness and happiness. By no means is this true. It is God’s will that all of his children be both holy and happy in their respective vocations. But I am trying to dispel the myth that celibate priests are not happy and fulfilled. The overwhelming evidence shows that they are
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The Vocational Pre-Determination by God When I was a vocation director, I would visit the Catholic schools in my diocese to teach the children about vocations. I explained to them that before God had even created the world, he knew them and he loved them. He already knew your name, he knew every thought you would ever think, he knew how many hairs were on your head, he knew your sins, he knew your good deeds, and he even saw the moment of your death and your entrance into heaven. And God had already decided your vocation before he had even made the world! Or at least, he had already planned to which vocation you would be called. When it finally became time for you to be born, God created your soul to go inside your tiny body, and it was created specifically for that pre-determined vocation. I call this concept the vocational pre-determination by God, or vocational pre-destination. If God is calling you to marriage, then he prepared your soul and gave you the gifts of body and soul to live out the vocation of marriage. If God is calling you to priesthood, then your soul and body were made with that vocation in mind. This will be an important hint for you as you discern. Look at the gifts God has given to you and where those gifts are best used to build up the Kingdom.
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Our Primary Vocation is Holiness Happiness is doing the will of God. Interestingly, that could also be the definition of holiness. The primary and universal vocation of every person in the world is to be holy-to become like Jesus Christ. Christ-likeness is the only success recognized by God. Or, as St. Bonaventure said: “If you learn everything except Christ, you learn nothing. If you learn nothing except Christ, you learn everything.”11 Interestingly, the people who take holiness seriously are also the people who experience the most happiness here in this life. Why? Because our holiness is preparing us for the supreme happiness of heaven, the true destiny for which we were made, not some glimmer of happiness which we might experience here. Holiness directly leads to fulfillment and human flourishing, and the entire concept of vocation encompasses both. The first vocation of every baptized person is to become a saint. While that may seem daunting, the good news is that this vocation does not require any discernment. The Church and Sacred Scripture both tell us clearly and definitively that holiness is everyone’s primary vocation. The Church on earth is endowed already with a sanctity that is real though imperfect. In her members, perfect holiness is something yet to be acquired. Strengthened by so many and such great means of salvation, all the faithful, whatever their condition or state-though each in his own way-are called by the Lord to that perfection of sanctity by which the Father himself is perfect. CCC #825 Discerning and accepting one’s vocation is like building a pyramid. It must be constructed from the bottom up. A man will not be able to know and accept his secondary or particular vocation-marriage or priesthood, for example-until he has been seriously striving towards his primary vocation of holiness. Some have tried to do it in reverse, and almost always have failed.
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