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CURRENT
VOLUNTEERS
Welcome! We hope to be a resource for you - helping
build community, enhancing personal growth, and fostering spiritual development.
Please take a look at the resources we have to offer your volunteer
community during this special time in your lives. When you near
the end of your term of service, check our resources for former
volunteers!
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Shared
Visions
Spirituality and your volunteer experience
This year's four issues of Shared Visions will follow the cycle of the
volunteer experience, utilizing the ideas of contemporary spiritual
writers. Each theme is designed to help you survive and thrive
throughout your year of service.
This issue highlights "Transitions." Click
here
to read more!
Add
yourself to the mailing list to receive Shared Visions in
your mailbox!
Share
Your Experience
Are you interested in sharing your volunteer
experience with other current volunteers? Do you have great stories,
suggestions, or ideas as to how to make the best of the volunteer
experience? Click
here to suggest a topic for an upcoming issue of Shared Visions.
Resources in Your Area
Wondering what former
and current volunteers are up to in your neck of the
woods? Have a great resource to share with others? The
Pallotti Center has compiled a list of monthly former volunteer gatherings,
parishes where formers attend, retreat opportunities, peace and justice
organizations, volunteer opportunities, and other valuable resources.
Looking to Deepen Your Spiritual Life?
Click
here to learn about spiritual direction and opportunities to access
this valuable resource!
Volunteer
Programs that Offer Graduate Degrees
Interested in joining a volunteer program and
getting a degree in the process? Click
here to see
a list of programs that offer graduate degrees while you serve with
them.
Featured Quote:
Do you want to know who you are? Don't ask. Act! Action will
delineate and define you. Thomas Jefferson |
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Social
Justice Highlight
Adoption and the Pro-Life Movement
The pro-life movement is one of the strongest, most well-known
social justice movements in the Catholic community. Thousands of
people come to Washington, D.C. each year for the March for Life,
and pro-life groups are active in Catholic dioceses throughout the
country. Many of you are likely to be familiar with these issues.
In the context of pro-life activities, have you ever considered
promoting or supporting adoption and foster care agencies? Seeking
an end to abortion is the central focus of the pro-life movement,
and rightly so. Promoting adoption is another way to be a pro-life
activist.
For more information, we recommend the following resources:
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Community
Activities
Have you run out of
activities to use for your community nights? Well, the Pallotti
Center has tons
of ideas for community activities.
Over 100 activities for your
volunteer community. Click
here to reach our Activity Archives.
Do you have a fun game or activity that would improve the lives of
volunteers living in community? Submit
your idea for an activity!
Recipes
Need a
tasty recipe for
your community? Check out our
Grated Carrot Salad. Check back
soon for another great
recipe.
Check out our Recipe
Box to find terrific recipes submitted by volunteers and missioners
around the world!
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