Strategy & Planning
Your Roadmap to Increasing Priestly Vocations
Consultation & Assessment
If you’re a new Vocation Director, or even if you’ve been in the office a few years, it can help to have an experienced outside assessment. We meet with you to assess your efforts in campus ministry, Catholic schools, communication, and several other key areas. The goal is to clarify the trajectory of the Vocation Office so you’re focusing on the most important things.
We work with you to grade the diocese’s current efforts to promote vocations, then identify areas to prioritize.
Vocation Plans
A practical roadmap with clear objectives
We help you create an effective, realistic plan to create a culture of vocations in your diocese. This includes both short-term projects and long-term initiatives. We then provide expert support for you and your staff to carry through on your vision.
Our Vocation Plans tend to be short (12 pages or less), concise, and realistic.
Demographic Reports
A detailed study of the diocese’s need for priests in the long term (25+ years)
How many priests do we need? How many will we need taking into account retirements, deaths, ordinations, and seminarian recruitment and retention?
A Demographic Report analyzes the presbyterate and gives exact figures on your future need for priests. This information is invaluable for creating your long-range plan, securing an adequate budget, and communicating the “vocations landscape” to your bishop and fellow priests.
The written report includes clear graphs and charts showing historic trends in the presbyterate and projected number of priests, taking into account multiple demographic factors.
Extensive, detailed review of current clergy and diocesan demographics
Demographic Reports
A detailed study of the diocese’s need for priests in the long term (25+ years)
How many priests do we need? How many will we need taking into account retirements, deaths, ordinations, and seminarian recruitment and retention?
A Demographic Report analyzes the presbyterate and gives exact figures on your future need for priests. This information is invaluable for creating your long-range plan, securing an adequate budget, and communicating the “vocations landscape” to your bishop and fellow priests.
The written report includes clear graphs and charts showing historic trends in the presbyterate and projected number of priests, taking into account multiple demographic factors.
Extensive, detailed review of current clergy and diocesan demographics