“Every priest, every consecrated person, faithful to his or her vocation, radiates the joy of serving Christ and draws all Christians to respond to the universal call to holiness."

“I invite you to listen to and follow Jesus, and to allow yourselves to be transformed interiorly by his words, which “are spirit and life”

“…The mystery of the Incarnation reminds us that God continually comes to encounter us. He is God-with-us, who walks along the often dusty paths of our lives...."

"At the root of every Christian vocation we find a basic movement, which is part of the experience of faith."

“Nowadays listening is becoming more and more difficult, immersed as we are in a society full of noise, overstimulated and bombarded by information."

“Pray the Lord of the harvest” also means that we cannot simply “produce” vocations; they must come from God."

“When Jesus, in the synagogue of Nazareth, reads the passage of the prophet Isaiah, he discerns the content of the mission for which he was sent, and presents it to those who awaited the Messiah (Lk 4:18-19)."

“The joy of the Gospel, which makes us open to encountering God and our brothers and sisters, does not abide our slowness and our sloth."

“From the moment a vocation begins to become evident, it is necessary to have an adequate “sense” of the Church."

As Jesus was dying on the Cross, Mary gave her "Yes" and stood boldly beside Him. This week, on Wednesday, March 25th,
Fr. DeLacy wants you to give your yes as well, and participate ONLINE in the "Celebrating Mary's Yes" Rosary Rally!