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Each person get a special call of God, but not each one has the
sensibility to recognize it. And if someone is recognising the call,
there are only a few ready to follow it.
At the beginning, it's just an idea, a vision or a feeling -
there is something, that pervades me, - something I am
longing for. To explain or describe it exactly is perhaps
not possible.
But it makes a change. You feel an engagement -
it moves you to justify your life
newly.
I have to give more space
to God - I have to be here
for him and for other people.
Vocation is a way of life, an exciting adventure - a not daily but exceptionally
challenge of a deepening relationship with God.
It needs a vocation to become and to be a Lay Salvatorian, because it does not mean a ministry or hold an office in a parish or in an institute of the church. The vocation is a gift - if it's missing, it becomes very hard to follow the choosen path consequently.
As Lay Salvatorians
we live the salvatorian charism and spirituality consciously as
laypersons in daily challenges - as family, as couple or singles.
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