Jesuit Vocations - Joining the Society of Jesus
What's In Your Heart?
Sometimes our hearts desire more than a job. Sometimes our hearts desire companions on the spiritural journey. Are you thinking about becoming a priest or brother? If so, the Jesuits offer many joyful opportunities for service. We would be honored to hear what you feel in your heart.
Rev. Charles Frederico, S.J.
Director of Vocations
Maryland and New York Provinces
email: vocations@nysj.org or vocations@mdsj.org
(212) 774-5500
The New York, New England and Maryland Provinces maintain a separate webpage for vocations: http://www.jesuitvocation.org
Vocation Newsletter for Maryland, New England and New York Provinces.
New Jesuit Novices in the U.S. - 2009.
The First Vow Mass in Syracuse, August 16, 2008: a video slideshow.
Rev. John P. Mulreany, SJ, Rev. Robert J. Pecoraro, SJ and Rev. Paul K. Rourke, SJ were ordained to the priesthood at the Fordham University Church, Bronx, New York, by Most Reverend Timothy M. Dolan, Archbishop of New York on Saturday, June 12.
Photos are here.
The Jesuit Superior General
An interview with Fr. Adolfo Nicolas, SJ, conducted on March 7, 2008, two days after the close of the 35th General Congregation.
A Jesuit "without imagination and creativity would be a disaster."
Part One: What do you ask of the Jesuits?
Part Two: Has spirituality been replaced by ideology?
Part Three: Is there too much diversity in the Society, in the Church?
[Published on Thinking Faith, the online journal of the British Jesuits.]
The Future of Religious Life, by Timothy Radcliffe, OP: "Our vocation as religious is more important than ever before. We are called to be signs of hope for humanity. We can only be a sign of hope for a generation that is living through a crisis if we are able to confront our crises with joy and serenity, as moments of grace and new life."
A video of the New Orleans Province Mass of Ordination with instructional commentary.
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Jesuit scholastics from eight American Provinces and Jamaica live at Ciszek Hall in the Bronx as they complete collegiate studies before beginning their regency. |
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Why I Am a Jesuit
by Richard Malloy, SJ
by Christopher Derby, SJ
Are You Weak Enough to be A Priest?
by Michael J. Buckley, SJ