Vocation is what God calls you to do with your life. Everybody is called by God to know, love and serve him. The difference is how each one of us does this. In the one life God gave you to live, you have one overriding purpose, to fulfil the will of God.
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A vocation is a call to the person’s destiny in life. It is a call to be who God intended us to be. This identity is discovered most fully when we meet Christ in a personal encounter and from this deep place in our nature, we find all the rest falls into place. Every human being is called to this fulness of life. This is the vocation of humanity: to know and be loved by God and in return to know and to love God.
Vocation is what God calls you to do with your life. Everybody is called by God to know, love and serve him. The difference is how each one of us does this. In the one life God gave you to live, you have one overriding purpose, to fulfil the will of God.
Fr Paul wished to share this poem of hope at a time when there is much fear in the world.
Listen to Stephen’s inspiring testimony that discusses how he found Jesus again after almost 40 years of searching…
Find out what the Bible means for Catholics from the Portsmouth Diocese and how God spoke in their lives through the Scriptures. Important Note. You will need a fairly up-to-date browser, mobile or tablet to view the Bible Testimonies. We recommend Google Chrome or Safari as they’re fast, modern browsers. Older versions of Internet Explorer and other browsers will not work. For more on the God who speaks and the Year of the Word, stay tuned to SacredHeartHook.org. You can also take a look at the site built by the Diocese especially for this event. https://www.godwhospeaks.org/
Listen to the Gospel for the 7th Sunday in Ordinary Time followed by Fr. Paul’s homily that explores how our Lord sets a very high bar for us, yet He is always there to help us every step of the way.
During the confirmation service on Holy Saturday when Father Paul placed his hands on my head and called the Holy Spirit down, I felt an intense connection to Christ.
On Saturday 6th, July we celebrated Thy Kingdom Come in a way that felt uniquely “Sacred Heart”. We painted rocks, wrote prayers on special cards impregnated with seeds, received blessings from Father Paul and then planted everything in a special flowerbed at the front of the Church.Father Paul then blessed the plot of land and said prayers to mark the spot and the occasion. The aim of the event was to allow people to :- Deepen their relationship with Jesus Christ Pray for God’s Spirit to work in the lives of those they know Come to realise that every aspect of their life is theRead More →
