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Participation in the Vocational Expo in Medellin, Colombia

Oct 24, 2024 | Colombia

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With great enthusiasm, the religious community of Medellín participated in the Vocational Expo organized together with the Major Seminary and other Ecclesiastical Communities in the parish of San Pedro y San Pablo. The event was a unique opportunity for parishioners to learn about the different charisms and vocations, fostering a close and fraternal dialogue between the attendees and the communities present. The dynamic allowed participants to explore various forms of consecration and service, from religious life to priesthood and marriage. All this within the framework of the month of missions in Colombia, dedicated especially to vocational reflection. From the community of Colombia we invite everyone to pray for the perseverance of consecrated persons, couples, missionaries and priests from all over the world, and to accompany in prayer those who feel the desire to follow this call, so that they find the courage to take the decisive step in their vocation. The Vocation Expo was a space full of faith and hope, where the community of Medellín reaffirmed its commitment to vocational promotion and the mission of the Church. In this month of missions, prayer and mutual support continue to be fundamental pillars to strengthen vocations and consecrated life throughout the world. Thank you to those who were part of this meeting! If you wish to know more about our projects and presence in Colombia, we invite you to visit our website.

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