A Rosary for Vocations

The Baptism of Jesus:  In this great mystery at which the Lord begins His public ministry, Jesus joins His people in the waters of baptism, revealing the glory of the Trinity as the dove of the Holy Spirit descends and the voice of the Father is heard.  May more young men and women desire to proclaim Christ as the Beloved Son in whom the Father is well-pleased. 
 
The Wedding Feast of Cana: In his first public miracle in which He reveals His divine power, His actions are prompted by the request of the Blessed Mother and her instructions to the waiters, “Do whatever He tells you.”  As our young people discern their vocation, may they follow Mary’s advice and answer the call of the Lord. 
 
The Proclamation of the Kingdom of God: As our Lord proclaims the arrival of the Kingdom of God and the need for a conversion of heart, we pray that men and women of every age will bolding proclaim this saving message.  For in continuing the saving mission of Christ, the Church seeks to comfort and inspire all men and women with the joy of the Gospel. 
 
The Transfiguration: Knowing that His death was awaiting Him in Jerusalem, our Lord gives His disciples a preview of His Easter glory.  It is this same glory to which Christ calls us.  May future priests and consecrated religious assist more men and women toward this glory by encouraging them to take up their cross and follow in the Lord’s footsteps. 
 
The Institution of the Holy Eucharist: On the night before He died, our Lord established a lasting memorial of His sacrifice and entrusted this gift of the Eucharist to His Apostles, commanding them, “Do this in memory of me.”  May holy young men step forward to consecrate the Bread of Life and lead us more deeply into the saving mystery of Christ’s death and resurrection.