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This song talks about God calling us

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Words: John L. Bell & Graham Maule, copyright © 1987 Wild Goose Resource Group/ WGRG, Iona Community, Glasgow G2 3DH, Scotland. Melody: 'Kelvingrove', Scots traditional. Accompaniment: Patrick Copeland I recorded this in like April 2011, I believe... it was a CD of Catholic worship songs.

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I am most excited about getting closer to God and eternal happiness.

I am afraid that I will mishear God and end up in a position or wrong vocation and be very unhappy.

I think that we should answer our call because God knows exactly what to do with our life. By sticking to our vocation, we are given a direct path to God.

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I pray to God and ask him to help me figure out what to do with my life.

I also imagine myself in different vocations and think about how I would do in each one.

I listen to other people tell stories about their vocations and how they discerned them.

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My parents have inspired me to discern my vocation because their vocation is the married life. They provide examples of unconditional love and commitment to each other. They show me how to love as God loves.

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At my age, God wants me in the single life. I think that later in my life he will call me to the married life.

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SINGLE LIFE- You can be temporarily single or permanently single. Single people have the freedom to serve God in ways that other vocations such as marriage do not. Single people are God's warriors.

MARRIED LIFE- A man and a woman take vows to life faithfully as husband and wife. God bonds them with a sacred bond, giving the grace they need to love each other as God loves them. They are basically marrying God together. They also can have children, which they educate about God and the faith.

RELIGIOUS LIFE- they consecrate themselves to God. The religious people become a living sign of heaven on earth. They help point us to heaven. There are two types: contemplative and active. We need both because active takes care of our physical needs and contemplative takes care of our spiritual needs. They also take vows.

PRIESTHOOD: everyone is called to the common priesthood, but only a certain number of people are called to the ministerial priesthood. They receive the sacrament of Holy Orders. Priests follow in the ways of the apostles. Priests make 3 promises: prayer, obedience, and celibacy. They act in the person of Christ. Priests strive to increase the holiness in people.

WE ALL SHARE A COMMON VOCATION- We are all called by name to be a saint! We are called to holiness and eternal happiness. Holiness is both a vocation and a responsibility.