Do you feel called to be a Jesuit?
The Society of Jesus is a Roman Catholic international
religious order of some 20,000 men on six continents and in 124
countries throughout the world. Members of the Society of Jesus (or Jesuits)
might be either priests, brothers or scholastics who are studying to become
priests. A man becomes a Jesuit after a two-year novitiate program at the end of
which he pronounces perpetual vows of poverty, chastity, and obedience.
Questions related to vocations may be directed to Jesuit Community vocation
promoter Fr. Tony Sholander, SJ, a member of the California Province and rector
of the JSTB Jesuit Community. Fr. Sholander may be reached through his email,
rector@jstb.edu.
Vocation Directors
| California Province | Br. Charles Jackson, S.J. |
| Chicago Province | Fr. Patrick Fairbanks, SJ |
| Detroit Province | Br. James Boynton, S.J. |
| Maryland Province | Br. Chris Derby, S.J. |
| Missouri Province | Fr. Lou McCabe, S.J. |
| New England Province | Fr. John Wronski, S.J. |
| New Orleans Province | Fr. Paul Deutsch, SJ |
| New York Province | Br. Chris Derby, S.J. |
| Oregon Province | Fr. Steve Lantry, S.J. |
| Wisconsin Province | Fr. Thomas Lawler, S.J. |
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Vocation Links
Spiritual Reading
Vocation Pages
Brother Vocation
Pray As You Go
Daily Prayer
Vocation Video
Want to learn more about us? Watch the following three part video, called: "Companions of Jesus."