HORIZON No. 1 Winter 2025--Walking humb

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HORIZON No. 1 Winter 2025--Walking humb

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Find the e-edition of HORIZON here, along with a pdf of the issue. Savor HORIZON online and keep it on file on your devices. Read more...

Editor's note: HORIZON turns 50!

By Carol Schuck Scheiber

I still see religious life as I always have: a valuable way of life, that people continue to embrace, and that is not about to vanish. Fifty years strong, HORIZON is here to give focus, share ideas, help form ministers, and celebrate vocation ministry. Read more...

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Congratulations to vocation ministry award winners | Talk it up Tuesdays resume | Showcase your community on the storymap Read more...

Leaven of hope

By Brother Chris Patiño F.S.C.

Two convictions—the need to be a leaven of hope and the call to foster fraternity—are imperative for religious life today. Read more...

Why do what you do? Embracing transformational values

Why do what you do? Embracing transformational values

By Sister Patricia Chappell SNDdeN

It is hard work for religious communities to look at the sin of racism and fully commit to intercultural life. Hard, but not impossible. Read more...

Walking humbly together

Walking humbly together

By Wyatt Olivas

A reflection inspired by Micah 6:8 You have been told, O mortal, what is good, and what the Lord requires of you: Only to do justice and to love goodness, and to walk humbly with your God. Read more...

Two communities, one house of discernment

Two communities, one house of discernment

By Sister Caryn Crook O.S.F. and Sister Valerie Zottola C.S.J.

Two congregations team up in Pittsburgh on this supportive living space for women considering their next step in life. The house is also a place for young adults of faith to gather. Read more...

Intentional community fosters growth, provides service

Intentional community fosters growth, provides service

By Sean Reynolds

This initiative brings together lay ministers and varied sisters to work, pray, and live in community. The project has a vocation element, although that is not its major focus. Read more...

Messy, but full of possibility

Messy, but full of possibility

By Carol Schuck Scheiber

The Spirit is very much alive in a process going on right now, one that this book calls "reseeding religious life." Aspects of religious life are collapsing as unexpected new qualities are emerging. Read more...

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God is still calling men and women to religious life. However, ... More

National Board Nominations ...

At its spring meeting, the National Board selects new members from ... More

Keep in touch ...

Good news! Now you can use our National Office dedicated line ... More

Entrance Class Report ...

This annual CARA report presents the findings of 362 women and ... More

Bold and Faithful Storymap ...

Many vocation ministers are coping with losses in their communities at ... More

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Sister Donna Del Santo, S.S.J. is a new NRVC Board Member as of September 2025. She is a HORIZON contributor and a grateful recipient of the 2022 NRVC Outstanding Member Recognition Award. Read more...

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