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A Decision to Leave Seminary Formation

A Decision to Leave Seminary Formation Journey of Discernment Seeking Clarity in Vocation Leaving seminary formation was a significant and emotionally charged decision, one that required deep introspection and personal growth. As I look back on this pivotal moment in my life , I find solace in the clarity I gained through the process of discernment. The decision to leave the seminary was not one of failure or retreat but rather a courageous step toward aligning my life with my authentic self. It was in stepping away that I truly discovered who I am and what my passions and aspirations are. Recognizing a New Path While I initially entered the seminary with a sense of purpose, I soon realized that my path lay elsewhere, in different forms of service and personal expression. This realization was not easy, but it was essential for my growth and self-awareness, as the Gospel reminds us of the call to follow Christ and discern where we are most called to serve: As Jesus said, ...

Reflections on My Entrance to the Seminary

Reflections on My Entrance to the Seminary A Pivotal Moment of Faith and Purpose As I reflect upon my entrance to the seminary, a flood of emotions and memorable memories resurface, each carrying its own significance. It was a pivotal moment in my life, a decision that would shape my future in profound ways. Looking back, I am filled with gratitude, awe, and a sense of purpose. The First Steps: Excitement, Apprehension, and Surrender The day I stepped foot into the seminary was marked by a blend of excitement and apprehension. It was a leap of faith, a surrendering of my will to a higher calling.  A Journey of Spiritual Exploration and Growth The realization that I was embarking on a path of deep spiritual exploration and service to others filled me with a profound sense of purpose. There was an undeniable feeling that this was where I was meant to be, that my life's journey had led me to this moment. 1. Immersion in Theological Studies and Prayer Entering the seminary was not ...