Vocations CLUB Zambia

02/04/2026

25/02/2026

Goodnight

09/02/2026

Good morning

03/02/2026

Congratulations!

With joy and gratitude to God, we congratulate the nine candidates received into postulancy on 2nd February 2026 by the Provincial Superior, Sr. Edith Sokoshi.
The Holy Mass was presided over by Fr. Peter Chileshe, O.F.M. Conv.

Congratulations to:
Juliet Chewe • Happiness Thomas Maingu • Esther Lutambo • Natasha Chembo •
Immaculate Nangabo • Margaret Akatahama • Melan Bwalya • Sara Muhwima • Susan Phiri

May the Lord bless you abundantly as you begin this new stage of your vocational journey, and may Mary, our Mother, guide you always.

02/02/2026

Consecrated life is often lived quietly, but its impact reaches far beyond what we see.

We are grateful for those who dedicate their lives to Christ through prayer, sacrifice, and joyful witness. May their example continue to strengthen the Church and inspire new vocations

01/02/2026

Good morning and happy new month
Those called to holy matrimony this is your month tag your partner to make them feel special

15/01/2026

The habit of a religious sister is more than clothing. It is a visible witness of a life consecrated to Christ, a reminder of God’s presence in the world, and an invitation for others to ask questions, seek Prayer, and encounter Faith.

As these sisters share, wearing the habit opens doors for conversation, prayer, and encounter — even with strangers. It stands as a silent witness to a public commitment to follow Christ and serve His people.

Consecrated life continues to speak in powerful ways, often quietly, in a world longing for hope and meaning. May we continue to pray for vocations and for the courage to live our Faith publicly and Joyfully.

🙏✨

06/01/2026

Prayers for seminarians as they start their spring semester! Write names of seminarians in the comments so that we can Pray for them.

14/12/2025

DISCOVER SOMETHING NEW ABOUT THE MITRE😲 🤔

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Most people just see a tall, pointed hat.
But few know what it really says.

It’s called a mitre, and it tells the story of Jesus.
It speaks without words.
And it reveals the soul of the one who wears it.

Take a second look…

✝️ Two peaks
They rise like twin flames.
They recall Pentecost, when the Holy Spirit came down like fire.
That same flame now rests on the bishop.
Because he must preach, lead, and burn with love.

Notice something else…

✝️ It’s also a crown
Not of power, but of service.
It reminds him: he’s not a king, but a shepherd.
Called to guard the flock and, if needed, lay down his life.

You might miss this…

✝️ Two sides, one mystery
One side says: Jesus is God.
The other: Jesus is Man.
Two natures. One Person.
And so, one mitre.

Every time the bishop wears it,
he silently proclaims:

“Jesus Christ is true God and true Man.”

Now look at the back…

✝️ Two ribbons hang down, the lappets
They represent the Old and New Testaments.
They remind him to be guided by Scripture and Tradition,
not by pride or personal opinion.

But something happens…

✝️When the bishop faces the Eucharist,
he takes off the mitre.
Because even the shepherd bows before the Lamb.
Even the teacher kneels before the Truth.
Even the bishop removes his crown…

…before the King of Kings.

So next time you see the mitre, remember:

- It’s the fire of the Spirit.
- It’s the crown of the servant.
- It’s the mystery of Christ.
- It’s the weight of the Word.
- It’s the humility of the shepherd.

It’s not just a vestment.
It’s the Faith, worn on the head of the one sent to guard it.

God bless you 🙏

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