From the beginning, he took his priestly duties seriously.

He gave of himself totally in carrying out his priestly duties and in works of charity.

He was also suspended from performing priestly duties.

He refuses to do any priestly duties, even when people beg him to, because he fears the authorities.

He had special priestly duties in different rituals on the state level.

His priestly vocation emerged from this experience.

The conference called the €7,000 campaign 'an innovative communication bid' aiming to 'give rise to priestly vocation'.

His superiors there did not feel he had a priestly vocation and sent him home in 1795.

Upon completion of the six-year program, students still discerning a priestly vocation would be assigned to a major seminary.

This initial idea of a priestly vocation came to him because he felt particularly challenged by a poster hanging in his parish church that continued to attract his attention.