Venerable Pierre Toussaint was originally from this country

(a)  

During a period of political unrest, Ven. Pierre Toussaint moved to this city in America

(a)  

Ven. Pierre Toussaint was an apprentice (and later was a successful worker) in this trade

(a)  

When Ven. Pierre Toussaint had become wealthy, he bought this for his sister, while choosing to remain a slave himself

(a)  

The word vocation comes from the Latin word (a)   , which means "to call."

Everyone is called to be a saint. This is the universal call to (a)   .

The word vocation is most often used to refer to a stable way of life, also known as a (a)   of life.

Set apart for God in a special way

(a)  

The third use of vocation is to fulfill the particular (a)   entrusted to me this day.

To come to know God's will (and especially one's vocation) through prayer

(a)  

Vocation is less about a task to be done than it is about a primary (a)   .

In the vocation of (a)   , the primary relationship is between husband and wife.

In religious or consecrated life, a woman grows in holiness through her relationship as a (a)   of Christ.

In the priesthood, a man is conformed to Christ, the Bridegroom of the (a)   .

To will the good of another; to want what is truly good for another person

(a)  

Every vocation requires that we give of ourselves for others. In other words, they require (a)   .

The mission of a religious order, which answers the question, "Why does this order exist in the Church?"

(a)  

The "home base" of a religious order (for the Dominican Sisters of St. Cecilia, it's located in Nashville)

(a)  

The particular way that a religious community spreads the Gospel, which answers the question, "What do they do?"

(a)  

Religious make vows to observe the three (a)   , through which they seek to live in a way that is similar to how Jesus lived.