Examples of using A vocation in English and their translations into Slovak
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the plan begins to be also a vocation.
They ground the common vocation  of all Christ's disciples, a vocation to holiness and to the mission of evangelising the world.
for every life is a vocation.
for Christian matrimony is truly and wholly a vocation in the Church.
even a vocation.
But for Catholics to discern a vocation, it helps to know about the history of the Church,
Proposing a vocation should be avoided to persons who,
during which decisions are taken with a vocation for life Sports Club-Jagiellonia Bialystok.
The peculiar vocation  of the Secular Institutes, a vocation of presence among the values of the terrestrial realities,
When he decided to discern a vocation, he asked then-Bishop Vicente Jiménez of Santander if he could enter seminary in another city,
better the image of the profession in order to attract more people to choose it as a vocation.
In this sense, Christian family life is a vocation and a  way to holiness,
it leads many capable minds to ignore science as a vocation, which prevents us from solving the world's“main issue,” the wealth gap caused by industrialization,
(36) Christian marriage is a vocation that is undertaken with due preparation in a  journey of faith with a  proper process of discernment
Another precondition is love- not just love of the final product but, as the essayist Logan Pearsall Smith once put it,“The test of a vocation is love of drudgery it involves.”.
This perspective recomposes a vocation ministry that is attentive to expressing the face of Jesus in its many aspects,
Christian marriage is a vocation which is undertaken with due preparation in a  journey of faith with a  proper process of discernment
The Strength of a Vocation, 42).