VMTools for Vocation Directors
Vocation Directors are critical in guiding men and women toward discerning their call to the priesthood or religious life. Our carefully designed tools empower Vocation Directors to engage discerners effectively, fostering clarity and commitment. These resources are practical, straightforward, and tailored to support men exploring their vocation.
Diocesan Checklist
A framework for VDs to assess and grow diocesan vocations through young adult ministries, events, and discerner tracking.
Discerner Talking Points
These concise, impactful scripts equip vocation directors to connect with potential discerners. They offer direct, man-to-man language to address questions, doubts, and aspirations, fostering authentic conversations.
Discerner's Packet
This comprehensive guide provides men with clear steps to explore their calling. It includes prayer resources, discernment questions, and practical advice to help them navigate their spiritual journey with confidence.
Discerner Exit Survey
These two targeted surveys gather candid feedback from discerners who choose a different path and seminarians who have discerned out or been asked to leave seminary. They offer insights to refine VD approaches and support future candidates.
View our 2025 U.S. State of Priestly Vocations!
Our report delivers critical insights into trends impacting priestly vocations, including data on ordinations, seminarians, and active priests. By highlighting diocesan strengths and areas for growth, it equips VDs with actionable strategies to strengthen vocational outreach. This tool is essential for understanding your diocese’s unique needs and building a robust culture of vocations. Download it to drive informed, effective ministry.
These tools are vital because they provide structure and clarity in the discernment process. They help vocation directors build trust, address real concerns, and guide men with purpose. By equipping vocation directors with practical resources, we strengthen their ability to inspire and support the next generation of priests and religious.
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