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The importance of vocation to the priesthood and monastic life is pointed out by the Holy Father Benedict XVI, who has mentioned that they are born from the experience of personal meeting with Christ, from the confidential and genuine dialogue with him, realizing his will. The Pope explains how important it is to “grow in the experience of faith, understanding it as a deep relationship with Jesus.”1 According to Benedict XVI, church communities and priests play a vital role in facilitating this encounter with God. In particular, in his message, the Roman High Priest expressed the wish that there would be enough devoted priests who could accompany young people on their way, helping to recognize Christ – the Way, Truth and Life, so that young men and girls, in their turn, “among many superficial and passing proposals could develop their attention to the values, high goals and radical decisions to serve other people like Jesus did.”2

Vocation Formation as the Basis of the Institution of the Priesthood