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🌟 Feast of Saint John Chrysostom 🌟 Today, we reflect on the life of Saint John Chrysostom, whose bold words and unwavering conviction remind us of the call to courageously confront the wrongs we encounter. In a world where avoidance often seems easier, John showed us that true faith calls us to engage with challenges and conflicts head-on. As he rebuked the injustices of his time, may we also find the strength to address the difficult conversations we’ve been avoiding. In our vocations, whether in our careers or personal lives, let us embrace the Gospel’s challenge to confront issues with love and justice. Remember, growth often lies beyond our comfort zones. What is one step you can take today to face a conflict or a challenge? Let’s pursue our vocations with the boldness of Saint John Chrysostom, seeking truth and reconciliation. #SaintJohnChrysostom #CourageInVocation #CatholicGigs

🌟 Today, we reflect on Saint Guy of Anderlecht, a beacon of faith and a reminder of the importance of our choices. Born to humble beginnings, Guy faced the terrifying reality of losing his soul after chasing material wealth. His journey from fear to repentance, marked by a sacred pilgrimage, teaches us that true fulfillment comes not from what we gain in this world but from living in communion with Christ. In our own vocational journeys—whether in work or life—let us remember the profound truth of Mark 8:36: “What do you benefit if you gain the whole world but lose your own soul?” May we strive for a vocation that uplifts others and deepens our faith, making each decision with care and purpose. Let Saint Guy inspire us to embrace our responsibilities and approach our work as a mission to serve and heal. Together, let’s build a world where every gig reflects the love and generosity Christ calls us to! 🙏✨ #SaintGuy #Vocation #CatholicGigs #FaithInAction

On this day of remembrance for those lost on September 11, we reflect on the resilience of Saint Paphnutius, who, despite enduring immense suffering and loss, found strength in his faith. His journey reminds us that in the face of trauma, our vocational paths may take unexpected turns, yet God calls us to persevere. Just as Paphnutius became a beacon of hope and faith after his trials, let us lean into our own struggles and seek God’s purpose within them. Grief may shape us, but it can also lead us to deeper compassion and a greater reliance on God, helping us serve others in our careers. Today, let's hold in prayer all those grieving losses, and remember that healing is a journey we walk together, guided by faith. #SaintPaphnutius #Vocation #FaithInTheWorkplace #CatholicGigs

On this solemn day of remembrance, we reflect on the enduring strength of Saint Paphnutius, who faced unimaginable suffering yet emerged with a deeper faith and commitment to his vocation. Just as Paphnutius transformed his pain into purpose, we are reminded that our struggles and losses can also shape our paths, especially in our careers. Just like his journey from the desert to the Council of Nicaea, our personal and professional challenges can lead us to new opportunities for growth and service. As we honor those lost on September 11, let us not shy away from our grief but embrace it, trusting that God walks with us through our mess. May we find inspiration in Saint Paphnutius to pursue our vocations with resilience and faith. #SaintPaphnutius #Vocation #CatholicGigs #RemembranceDay #FaithInTheWorkplace

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Born in 1860, Charles was a member of the Baganda tribe. He served as chief of the royal pages and as majordomo to King Mwanga II of Buganda. The king saw Christianity as an encroachment on his royal power and decreed that new Christian converts in his kingdom abandon their faith or die. Lwanga refused to renounce his faith and became a martyr. As he was being burned alive Charles said, "It is as if you are pouring water on me. Please repent and become a Christian like me." It takes courage to live out faith no matter that cost. Charles Lwanga is an incredible witness to the truth of the Gospel. Saint Charles Lwanga pray for us! 🙏 #catholiclife #catholicsaints #saintoftheday #catholicgigs #catholiccontent

Happy Saturday! We made it to the weekend. 🥳 Here's the latest installment of our "Now Hiring" series... These incredible Catholic organizations are hiring for a variety of positions including: College and Career Advisor, High School English Teacher, Director of Evangelization, and more! Check out the full list of open positions at Catholicgigs.com #catholicism #jobsearch #catholicjobs #meaningfulwork #education #educationjobs

Happy Saturday! We made it to the weekend. 🥳 Here's the latest installment of our "Now Hiring" series... These incredible Catholic organizations are hiring for a variety of positions including: College and Career Advisor, High School English Teacher, Director of Evangelization, and more! Check out the full list of open positions at Catholicgigs.com #catholicism #jobsearch #catholicjobs #meaningfulwork #education #educationjobs

This past Sunday was the Feast of the Most Holy Trinity. One God in Three Persons. The Trinity is the central mystery of Christianity. God is Love, a communion of three Divine Persons. Our origin is in Love and we invoke the Blessed Trinity throughout the day with the Sign of the Cross. Saint Pope John Paul II beautifully wrote this about the Holy Trinity: “A great mystery, a mystery of love, an ineffable mystery, before which words must give way to the silence of wonder and worship. A divine mystery that challenges and involves us, because a share in the Trinitarian life was given to us through grace, through the redemptive Incarnation of the Word and the gift of the Holy Spirit.” Glory be to the Father, and to the Son, and to the Holy Spirit. As it was in the beginning, is now, and ever shall be, world without end. Amen #catholiclife #catholicgigs #trinitysunday #blessedtrinity #catholiccontent