Vocations - Omnes

A Catholic perspective on current events

María Magdalena Santa Cruz: Between “Gods”

Chilean María Magdalena Santa Cruz embodies an extremely joyful faith, which she maintains thanks to the unconditional support of her husband and a wide circle of friends who constantly assist her in her tireless work.

Juan Carlos Vasconez

Daniel Callejo: “To follow one's vocation means to throw oneself into the unknown”.”

A Navarre native and engineer by training, Daniel Callejo, who grew up in a family of 12 siblings, left his profession to follow his priestly vocation. Daniel shares how growing up in a large family has marked his life of faith and guided him towards his vocation.

Teresa Aguado Peña

While some question confession, others duplicate seminarians with audacious campaigns

Harvard documents the steep decline of confession in the United States as several dioceses, such as New York and Denver, try innovative campaigns to promote priestly vocations.

Javier García Herrería

Pope not afraid to raise priestly vocation to children and adolescents

The audience with altar boys became the occasion for Leo XIV to speak about the priestly vocation and to highlight the greatness of this path.

Javier García Herrería

Pedro Ballester. God smiles from a hospital bed

Pedro Ballester (1996-2018) transformed his fight against cancer into a testimony of joy and faith, offering his pain for others. At the age of 21, he left a legacy of daily sanctity that today makes him an intercessor for many people.

Maria Jose Atienza

St. Tarcisius, a determining saint for vocations

Today, August 15, the Church remembers St. Tarcisius, a young martyr and patron saint of altar servers, whose feast day is overshadowed by the solemnity of the Assumption.

Javier García Herrería