About Us
For over 16 years, Labadie Communications has been working to support and promote vocations in the Catholic Church. Our passion and desire to faithfully help dioceses increase vocations led us on a journey we did not fully understand in the beginning. Our travels throughout this nation have brought us to meet, pray, talk and listen to church leaders, clergy and lay faithful on the importance and challenges of increasing vocations to the priesthood.
What we have discovered is that the challenges to increasing vocations in each diocese are the same. We also discovered that each diocese is aware of what needs to be done and has the resources within their diocese to solve the vocations shortage.
The good news is that these challenges can and will be overcome producing an increase in vocations for each diocese.
The Solution
The Key: It all starts with you ... our Bishops and leaders of the Church. We have found that in all the dioceses that have success in increasing vocations, the Bishop was focused on and committed to increasing vocations.
Secondly, choosing the right vocation director and supporting that vocation director is paramount.
Finally, Activate the presbyterate and laity. Get the clergy and lay faithful involved not only in prayer but in the day-to-day identification, support and encouragement of young men who may be discerning the call.
We understand that you already know the challenges and most importantly that you know the solutions to solving the vocation shortage in your diocese.
THIS IS NOT THE PROBLEM!
Take Action Today! The dioceses with the most success in vocations all have the same thing in common: They made a commitment to vocations and they acted on it.
Labadie Communications Can Help!
For the past four years we have been working full-time with many dioceses to help them put into action the processes that will garner and generate young men to come forward to discern the priesthood. We know each diocese has specific and unique situations and needs so we customize our proven programs and diocesan support for each diocese. |
