RESOURCES FOR DISCERNMENT
Go Deeper
Seven steps of discernment to help you in your journey
1. Intensify your prayer life, ask our mother Mary to help you, spend an hour in adoration weekly.
2. Fast from dating.
3. Engage in apostolic outreach or service.
4. Participate in a discernment retreat
5. Receive regular spiritual direction
6. Spend time reading good books on the spiritual life
7. Invoke the Holy Spirit in all decisions
TEST YOUR CALL
Vocational Discernment
Vocational discernment retreats allow young men to pray about their vocation and truly experience life as Legionaries.
3 events found.
May 15 - May 18
Spring “Test Your Call” Retreat
May 22 - May 26
LC Immersion Weekend
July 11 - July 18
Summer RE-SET 2025
INTENSIFY YOUR PRAYER LIFE
The Regnum Christi App
Download The Regnum Christi App from iTunes or the Google Play Store and consider familiarizing yourself with the charism that the Legionaries share with the other vocations in Regnum Christi. You can set up personalized notifications to remind you to pray with RC Daily Mediations (written by Legionaries of Christ), read articles about Legionaries of Christ and Regnum Christi members living their mission, listen to podcasts, watch videos, and participate in novenas.
REFLECT
What is God saying to you?
Many people nowadays talk about a shortage of priests and dwindling numbers of consecrated men and women. Does this mean that God has stopped calling young men and women to serve him and his Church with the total gift of self? Certainly not.
In this Retreat Guide on Vocation and the Calling of St. Matthew with Fr. John Bartunek, LC, we will go back and reflect on what it means for every single one of us to hear and heed the voice of the Lord in our lives:
- The First Meditation will look at some of Jesus’ teaching about what a vocation really is.
- The Second Meditation will focus on the calling of St. Matthew and its unforgettable depiction in Caravaggio’s masterpiece baroque painting.
- The Conference will give some practical guidelines that we can all use to discern our own vocation, or to help others discern theirs.