Videos and Links
Videos
Man of Christ
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The latest production of seminarians from Cardinal Glennon College, Man of Christ explores the process of discernment in the priesthood for a seminarian, and gives viewers an inside look at the life of a Seminarian at Kenrick-Glennon Seminary.
Captains in His Army
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Retro. Captains in His Army was created by the Serra Club at Kenrick Seminary in the 1940s as a promotional video to encourage vocations to the priesthood. We found this on an 18mm reel sitting in the top of a closet in the Vocation Office. Look how far we have come! While the quality is not the best, it is a fun window into the past. Although we have come along way in advances with technology, one thing remains the same and that is our devotion to Jesus Christ and our commitment to promoting vocations to the priesthood.
Duel of The Seminarians (Lightsabers)
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Star Wars in a galaxy not too far away. The Kenrick-Glennon Days camp staff created this awesome video to kick off Kenrick-Glennon Days 2006. The production/special effects are amazing.
Remembering John Paul II
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Brought to you by the Office of Vocations in the Diocese of Rockford, Ill. It’s a collage of photos and video clips accompanied by a soundtrack that mixes music with audio clips of some of the late Holy Father’s speeches. Caution: this is not for the faint of heart. Find more like it at http://www.rockvoc.org
Holy Priesthood
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Mom and Dad worried about you thinking about the priesthood? This is the video for them. It is packed with a lot of information about life in the seminary and about priesthood in St. Louis. Curious? Check it out yourself before passing it on to the ‘rents.
Fishers of Men
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Probably the best video on priesthood we have ever seen. Wondering if the priesthood is a life worth living? Wonder no longer. If you only have Windows Media Player, you can see it here.
If you have any suggestions to add to this list, please let us know at vocations@archstl.org.