Religious vocation is a complex reality. As we try to live our vocation with ever deepening integrity we discover that not all our motivations are always what they seem. Even as we believe ourselves to be acting out of the highest religious and spiritual values possible to us when we make our vocational choices, we are not always aware of the ways in which those choices are influenced by social factors that require adherence to certain norms and come with a personal cost. Social psychologists have found people are highly susceptible to social influences as demonstrated by classic experiments in obedience and conformity. Why do people conform?
Category: Heart Spirituality
Section 4 – Self-Understanding – Values
In Section 3 we looked at each of the motivational forces; Values and Needs. Now we will consider the various values, that mould and shape our whole life of faith as MSC, what Jules Chevalier calls the sentiments of the Heart of Christ. Our starting place is to understand the nature of values and the different kinds of values that influence human behaviour.
Section 2 – Self-Understanding for the sake of Mission
Self-Understanding for the sake of Mission
Dealing with Emotions in Community Life
The video recording below is from a recent Webinar presented by Chris Chaplin for Cor Vitae Formation Team. Present online where over a hundred members of the Chevalier Family; Lay members, Daughters of OLSH, MSC Sisters, and MSC. We hope Read More …
Renewing faith, hope, and love
Pope Francis focuses on the three theological virtues in his Lenten message for 2021, inviting the faithful to “renew our faith, draw from the living waters of hope, and receive with open hearts the love of God.” Grounding his reflection Read More …