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Don Bosco, Chandur, 7 March 2020: Vocation is a gift of God for a particular purpose. Its orientation is often viewed as a way in which people live out their religious beliefs and values. People might share the same values and beliefs, but they may have different ways of living them out. Therefore, religious orientation might be best considered as religious attitudes rather than as religious content and it is often vulnerable. Given this evidence, we expect the influence of personality traits, especially five personality traits, defensiveness, gender characteristics, loneliness, and affect balance on commitment to the priesthood. In this context, the province felt to review religious and priestly life in the province. Thus, Fr Joe Arimpur sdb was asked to complete the task through a process of survey and assessment.
Fr Joe Arimpoor visited the community of Chandur on 7th March 2020 and interviewed the perpetually professed individually. A questionnaire was prepared by him as the individual opinion was marked and reflected together as a community. Similarly, he animated the aspirants on vocational guidance and accompaniment. The community thanked him for his valuable time to assess and evaluate one’s vocation.
