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DETROIT PRIESTLY VOCATIONS
Are you called to the priesthood?The Archdiocese of Detroit Office of Priestly Vocations offers resources for any young men discerning the priesthood. Their new website has information on applying to seminary, frequently asked questions, and how to get in touch with Fr. Craig Giera, the vocation director for the Archdiocese of Detroit.
If you are a man discerning the priesthood, click here for
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UPCOMING EVENTS
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Archdiocese of Detroit
Office of Priestly Vocations
Fr. Craig Giera, Director
Email: giera.craig@aod.org
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Men of the Hearts Podcast
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6 days agoArchbishop Vigneron joins Fr. Craig and Fr. David to talk about his own vocation story and give advice to those discerning. Show notes: (0:03) Fr. Craig welcomes everybody back to the podcast and... -
4 weeks agoFr. Craig and Fr. David discuss signs from God, how we can prepare for them, and what signs might indicate a calling to the priesthood. *Show notes: * (0:59) Fr. Craig and Fr. David share updates... -
2 months agoIn this first episode of Men of the Hearts, hosts Fr. Craig Giera, Director of Priestly Vocations, and Fr. David Pellican, Associate Pastor at Divine Child Parish, introduce themselves, their...
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What is the Sacrament of Holy Orders?
Through the Sacrament of Holy Orders, bishops and priests are given a special role in carrying out the mission of the Church. They exercise the ministerial priesthood of Jesus Christ as head of the Church. Through many of the Sacraments they act In Persona Christi (In the Person of Christ). The share in the one priesthood of Jesus Christ.
Deacons also receive a special grace through ordination and are called to assist the ministry of bishops and priests (Catechism of the Catholic Church [CCC], nos. 1547, 1554). Pope Benedict XVI writes, “The priest is above all a servant of others” (Sacramentum Caritatis [Sacrament of Charity], no. 23). In gathering the community, modeling Christ’s love for the poor, presiding at Eucharist, and evangelizing social realities, ordained ministers help Christians imitate Christ’s mission of love and justice.
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