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New Information www.albanyvocations.org What’s New? Vocation Club If you are in Grade School and would like to be an active member of our RCDA Vocation Club, email Sister Rosemary at rosemary.cuneo@rcda.org or call 518-674-3818 for details. Tools of a Religious Brother or Sister A man or woman who becomes a consecrated religious, most usually has a profession / career.  He or she could be a teacher, a medic, a social worker, or any other of the myriad choices in our world today.  Depending upon one’s career, “tools” vary.  Depending upon one’s vocation, some of the “tools” of a religious are hidden:    the tool of the prayer of relationship with God; the tool of prayer for the people one serves; the tool of compassion poured out upon those who are suffering; the tool of consecration through chastity, poverty and obedience; the tool of community living the tool of fidelity to the Church the tool of penance, sacrifice and responsible stewardship for those less fortunate. Academic Requirements Each Religious Community has specific requirements, which pertain to their individual ministries.  Contact the communities that you are interested in and inquire. High School Vocation Retreat There is a High School Vocation Retreat scheduled for Spring 2006.  If you are interested, kindly email rosemary.cuneo@rcda.org or call 518-674-3818. College Vocation Retreat There is a “Second Career Retreat” for women and men between 20-50 years old, to be held on February 25, 2006.  If you are interested kindly email jjwalshie@aol.com or call 518-312-9397. Post College Vocation Retreat There is a “Second Career Retreat” for women and men between 20-50 years old, to be held on February 25, 2006.  If you are interested kindly email jjwalshie@aol.com or call 518-312-9397.