Families often ask us how they can foster vocations in their children. Here are some suggestions based on the experience of our own Sisters.

Reading about nuns is a wonderful introduction to the idea of a religious vocation. The following list is not exhaustive, but contains books we have heard of and collected into a library for our visiting family members.

Here are some fun activities we thought families might enjoy: nun paper cut-outs, Dominican nun and saint coloring page, and a Dominican nun habit pattern for an 18” doll.

If you are considering religious life, you are probably interested in what you can do in your life right now to prepare yourself to follow God’s call. Here we offer some thoughts on three ways to prepare while considering a religious vocation.

While keeping our day-to-day life veiled behind the enclosure, these letters show a glimpse of Dominican monastic life as it is typically lived here at Marbury. Here are all the Vocation Letters, starting with the most recent.

An excellent talk on the life of prayer and how this relates to a monastic vocation. Given at our Virtual Vocation Retreat in 2020 by Fr. James Dominic Brent, O.P.

Is God drawing your heart to a live completely devoted to Him in the Dominican charism? Learn what to look for, and come and see!