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In this photo: The newly ordained wash their hands in preparation for the placing of bread and wine into their hands during the ordination.
Father Thomas Cavera, Father Jegar Fickel, Father Colin Mulhall and Father Dan Schumaker were ordained to the priesthood by Bishop David Walkowiak Saturday, June 4, 2016 at the Cathedral of Saint Andrew in front of a standing room only crowd of family members, friends, clergy and seminarians.
Please pray for these new diocesan priests as they prepare to begin their pastoral assignments July 1.
Photography by Eric Tank
This summer vocation I went to Los Angeles to the summer camp TAMWOOD in UCLA.LA is famous of its beach.Yeah,it is awesome lol .I saw various people win bikini and lay in the Beach, enjoy the sunshine.The sand is wonderful.^^
In May 2021 Vocation Brewery launched a bar in Manchester in a shared kitchen and dining area called Society. The building in Barbirolli Square by the Rochdale Canal Lake had been empty for the past decade. The entrance to the Vocation bar is directly beneath the main door to an office building. There are five vendors selling street food including Italian pizzas, Korean, Indian and burgers. On Vocation's bar there are four hand pumps and a row of keg taps. Three cask ales were on during my visit and a whopping thirty craft keg beers. Vocation's food hall seats up to 350 people across its largely long tables. A most impressive place with superb food and beers.
You can check out the daily offerings on this link - www.vocationbrewery.com/pages/todays-tap-list-manchester
a young boy and his family on vocation in Taiwan.
the family from Spain were on vocation to Taiwan, when i was taking photos in Liwu river and Sgadan Trail (a.k.a. mystery valley trail) of Taroko National Park with friends...
碰巧拍到從西班牙來台灣渡假的男孩和他的一家人 ，當時我正與蕭第一、勝利章、黃生態、Eva在太魯閣國家公園裡的砂卡礑步道(原名「神秘谷步道」)立霧溪旁拍照。
Taroko National Park, Hualien county, Taiwan.
2009/7/12
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In honour of Paramahamsa Vishwananda’s birthday, the devotees presented a wonderful theatre play titled, ‘Kabir: A Weaver's Son'.
Kabir was a 15th century saint born in Varanasi. He was found in a lotus by a muslim couple named Niru and Nima who were weavers. He inspired people on the bhakti path. His poetry is relevant and helpful in both a social and spiritual context.
Kabir lived a full life. He was married with two children and continued his family vocation of weaving, yet his mind was constantly on the Lord. He was not drawn to anything external because inside he was attached only to God.
This play enacted by devotees of Paramahamsa Vishwananda relays some parts of saint Kabir's life and his teaching.
paramahamsavishwananda.org
bhaktimarga.org
Early on, Nicholas Collura was attracted to celebrating the sacraments. Here, he reads from a lectionary, dressed for ministry in a Roman collar, as is the practice among Jesuit novices.
Read article at: visionvocationguide/docs/2017_vision/146