There are many ways to serve. Continue reading to learn about different opportunities.
Priesthood
Is the Holy Spirit trying to get your attention? Are you thinking that, perhaps, God is inviting you to use your gifts and talents as a priest? The Church in Los Angeles needs young men to come forward to share the love of Christ with the diverse people that make up the Archdiocese of Los Angeles. Be an instrument of hope, of encouragement and of faith. Lead your brothers and sister in prayer, community building and the celebration of the sacraments.
Go to: lavocations.org
Society of Jesus
The Society of Jesus (Jesuits), founded by St. Ignatius of Loyola, are “companions of Jesus” called to serve a world in need, sharing Christ’s mission of justice and reconciliation. The Jesuits are a religious community of priests and brothers sent to all corners of the world to share the Good News of our faith, to promote justice, and to foster greater dialogue between different religions and cultures. Seek the greater glory of God and the development of a more humane and sustainable world. Become the change for the world.
Go to: vocations.jesuits.global
Religious Life
Are you a young woman who feels drawn to a life of prophetic Gospel-living? Do you want to bring the peace and joy of the Gospel to the People of God through a life of prayer and service? Share the Good News of Jesus with a community of women who share your values and find joy in service.
Go to: https://www.msjdominicans.org/becoming-a-sister
How can I serve here in the Archdiocese as a layperson?
There many ways in which you can volunteer time in serving God’s People, especially those in need. You can serve others because you want to be involved in ongoing Christian service, or perhaps you are looking for service hours for your school or confirmation program.
Go to: lacatholics.org/service-opportunities.
Interested in becoming a deacon?
Since the early days of the Church deacons have served the community of faith by being men of charity and service, proclaimers of the Word and as ministers of Baptism.
If you are interested in ordination to the diaconate, want a better understanding of what a deacon is or want more information on the formation process go to:
lacatholics.org/history-of-the-diaconate.
