Examples of using This vocation in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Programming
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Official/political
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Computer
This vocation produced a great deal of concrete results.
Everyone has a duty to discern and fulfill this vocation.
This vocation may be compromised, even lost.
I ask that you be proud of the fact that you have chosen this vocation.
This vocation to eternal life is supernatural.
It is not incumbent upon us to accept or refuse this vocation.
This vocation is a treasure and grace for society and for the Church.
In the name of the people of Hungary,I thank you for having chosen this vocation.
Many people today think that this vocation is“outdated”, but that is not true!
This vocation takes a personal form since each of us is called to enter into the divine beatitude;
O Virgin of the Magnificat, fill their hearts with a gratitude and enthusiasm for this vocation n and mission.
This vocation takes a personal form since each of us is called to enter into the divine beatitude; it also concerns the human community as a whole.
And in the marital union man and woman fulfill this vocation through their mutual reciprocity and their full and definitive communion of life.
This vocation, interests and skills are validated by the admissions exam, entry interview and competencies tests carried out before admission.
And in the conjugal union the man and the woman realize this vocation in the sign of reciprocity and of communion of a full and definitive life.
This vocation demands special qualities of mind and heart, very careful preparation, and continuing readiness to renew and to adapt(5).
Every man has a vocation to be someone:but he must understand clearly that in order to fulfill this vocation he can only be one person: himself.
Heralded by the prophets, this vocation also emerges as an indisputable fact, a reality irrevocably grounded in the complex history of this city and its people.
And, if you notice that your child is more and more interested in medicine, perhaps it is no accident,because the doctors of God are born with this vocation, and often interested in doctoral business from early childhood.
And in this vocation God did not call Abraham alone, as an individual, but involved from the start his family, his household and all those in service to his house.
The duty to safeguard the unity of the Church,with the solicitude to offer everyone help in responding appropriately to this vocation and divine grace, is the particular responsibility of the Successor of the Apostle Peter, who is the perpetual and visible principle and foundation of the unity of both bishops and faithful.
This vocation for teaching, research and assistance persisted and resulted in historical claims to future doctors returned to attend it.
Reproposing this way of life in the church may seem as an anachronism, but it is an act of trust in the action of the spirit,who is leading many women to accept and interpret this vocation in the light of the path fulfilled by the church over the centuries and according to the needs of the current historical context.
This vocation is addressed to each one personally, but also to the Church as a whole, the new people made up of those who have welcomed the promise and live by it in faith.
I hope you will go forward in this vocation, in this witness of communicating, because this time is in such need of fewer contacts and more communication!
Today, this vocation is being hard tested by the worrying degradation of certain fundamental values and the exaltation of hedonism and a false conception of liberty.
But this vocation is still frequently denied and ignored in a world marked by a"globalization of indifference" which makes us slowly inured to the suffering of others and closed in on ourselves.
We fulfill this vocation by exemplifying a way of living with our fellow human beings that is characterized by a joyful relationship with God- or as we say in the WKG, by living and sharing the good news.
Any tendency to deviate from this vocation, even if motivated by noble reasons due to countless pastoral, ecclesial or humanitarian needs, is not consistent with the Lord's call to be personally at the service of the Gospel.