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Discernment groups

One does not discern alone: accompany yourself in your vocation

Discerning God’s call is not a path traveled in solitude. In our diocese, there are discernment groups that meet regularly at the Seminary to accompany those who feel called to the priesthood. There one reflects, prays, and receives guidance from those who already live this vocation up close.

We have a broad discernment group for young people and another priestly one for young men. These meetings help clarify one’s vocation and to take concrete steps toward it.

If you want to get information or join one of these groups, contact your parish priest! Or talk to a priest you trust. If not, you can contact:

Iñigo Beunza – Delegate for Vocations Ministry and Seminary Formator
Phone: 660 36 39 53

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