vocations in English

noun

1

a strong feeling of suitability for a particular career or occupation.

not all of us have a vocation to be nurses or doctors

synonyms: calling, life's work, mission, purpose, function, profession, occupation, career, job, employment, trade, craft, business, line, line of work, métier

noun

• calling, life's work, mission, purpose, function, profession, occupation, career, job, employment, trade, craft, business, line, line of work, métier
• calling, career

Use "vocations" in a sentence

1. Concordia University Irvine prepares students for their vocations—their various callings in life

2. Antonyms for Avocations include professions, jobs, careers, occupations, vocations, businesses, crafts, employments, tasks and trades

3. Aneled Snags Information "Greased Stilettos that douse whatever they strike in oil." Vocations [ Related Quests

4. Cette mesure a notamment freiné les vocations en Aviculture, un secteur en fort développement d'ordinaire

5. May vocations promotion thus always be a top priority concern for you: the future of the Church in Albania depends on this.

6. Lgrd.info John Paul II clearly recalls, in this regard, that "concern for vocations is a Connatural and essential dimension of the Church's pastoral work", i.e

7. Asterisks are jewel-like objects that were created by the Sage Yulyana in his plot to usurp the Crystal Orthodoxy's authority in "granting vocations"

8. Claret With You; Causes of the Saints; Youth & Vocations Ministry; Community; Africa (ACLA) Americas (MICLA) Asia (ASCLA East) Asia (ASCLA West) Europe (ECLA) Library; News – Media

9. If you live in Canada and need any help finding a Spiritual Director or want to pursue further information about the Franciscan Friars Conventual, contact our Canadian Vocations Director: Fr

10. Artisanships, technical vocation, only way forward for nation’s development – NIWOSEC July 28, 2019 Editorial IV Business, News 0 The Nigerian Workforce Strategy and Enlightenment Centre (NIWOSEC) over the weekend reiterated that artisanship and technical vocations remained the only way forward, if nations must develop.

11. “Agrarianism” refers to certain schools of thought and forms of life which regard farming and related vocations as exceptional in that farmers are independent, self-sufficient, and self-determining and work in step with nature, the local ecology, the seasons, etc

12. Meet a Carmelite Meet the Vocations Director Applying to the Order We welcome your interest in the profound and exciting spiritual journey of contemplation and service in community that are synonymous with Carmelite life and invite you to contact us.

13. Each believer finds in the Eucharist not only the interpretative key of his or her own existence, but the courage to actualise it, indeed to build up, in the diversity of charisms and vocations, the one Body of Christ in history.

14. After being blessed by Ratzinger, an English deacon of the Archdiocese of Birmingham, Paul Moss (who has now been ordained priest and is currently serving as Vocations Director for the Archdiocese of Birmingham), proceeded with the Book of the Gospels to the ambo or lectern.

15. Knowing this, encourage and accompany vocations with prayer and with the witness of your lives, trusting in that "God who can raise Children of Abraham even from stone... and make sterile wombs fruitful" (Congregation for Institutes of Consecrated Life and Societies of Apostolic Life, Starting Afresh from Christ, n.

16. Heat is a great Begetter of life: Wärme ist der große Vater des Lebens: I do not know if she was this way from the start, meaning before the relationship to my Begetter.: Ich weiß nicht, ob sie von vornherein, also schon vor der Beziehung zu meinem Erzeuger, so war.: The Church, "Begetter and formator of vocations",2 has the duty of discerning a vocation and the suitability of candidates