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5 Common Discernment Traps and How to Avoid Them (feat. Fr. Gregory Pine, O.P.)

Fr. Mark-Mary and Fr. Gregory Pine reveal five discernment traps we can fall into, and how to avoid them. The five common vocational discernment traps we tend to fall into are catastrophism, angelism, sensationalism, objectivism, and vocationism (names courtesy of Fr. Gregory). How do we avoid them? By recognizing these things: 1) The Lord loves your vocation more than you do, and is constantly working toward this goal. All we have to do is respond generously to him. 2) Humans were created to know our vocation step-by-step, not all at once. God is working slowly in our lives, and patience is essential in following his plan. 3) God works in ordinary ways, and just because they’re ordinary doesn’t mean they’re not marvelous. 4) The Lord loves you in a specific, particular way, and he’s going to encourage you towards a vocation that corresponds to your desires and who you are. 5) Your life doesn’t start when your vocation does. Your broader vocation is to glorify God and to strive towards heaven. It’s your specific vocation that shows how you’ll play your own unique part in God’s divine plan. By breaking out of these limitations, we can draw our hearts and minds closer to Christ, which will only lead to greater discernment of his plan. ❓ Have ideas for future videos ❓ Topics you want to hear about ❓ Questions you want answered ❓ Make sure to put #AskAscension in your comment 👍 — MORE FROM ASCENSION — 🔸Ascension’s main website: https://tinyurl.com/ybg8yc6u 🔸Ascension Media: https://tinyurl.com/y7uwrmka 🔸The Great Adventure Bible: https://tinyurl.com/y9jslj8c — SOCIAL MEDIA — 🔸Facebook:   / ascensionpress   🔸Twitter:   / ascensionpress   🔸LinkedIn:   / ascension-press   🔸Instagram:   / ascensionpress   🔸Subscribe:    / ascensionpresents   Ascension is proud to partner with authentically Catholic institutions and organizations committed to spreading the Gospel. Learn more about the sponsor of this video, Ave Maria University: https://tinyurl.com/ybk72hwr