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 1 6 | understanding and esteem of their vocation. This subject is particularly
 2 7 |        priest is, indeed, both by vocation and divine commission, the
 3 38|      called as he is by a special vocation to follow Christ more closely.
 4 49|            besides failing in his vocation, would earn the contempt
 5 70|         have not, a true priestly vocation. This, as you well know,
 6 70|    through human respect, without vocation and without the priestly
 7 78|         men this precious seed of vocation; but human means of cultivating
 8 80|        owe the beginning of their vocation and their holiness to example
 9 83|          can imperil not only the vocation to a more perfect state,
10 83|          without the fitness of a vocation. It hardly does honor to
11 83|       experience has shown that a vocation betrayed - the word is not
12 85|          say to you: "Behold your vocation"; and beholding it, you
13 85|          to "walk worthily of the vocation in which you are called." ~
14 87|        the straight way of a true vocation, but for earthly or less