Today we air part 2 from Father Vincent Minnelli in Cusco, Peru. Father Vincent serves with Missionary Servants of the Poor in Peru. Now, Father Vincent is in charge of the minor seminary in Peru. Most of the young boys were altar boys for Father Vincent, and thanks to Father, they were led to discerning the priesthood. Now, as rector, it is amazing for Father Vincent to watch the formation of these young men from altar servers to the seminary. Enjoy this part 2 story thanks to Video Missionaries Annie and Al of New York state.

Father Vincent Minnelli was not raised Catholic in his native Mexico. In fact, he was not even baptized until he was 16 years old. Eventually, he came to find solace in his heavenly mother Mary through the apparition of Our Lady of Guadalupe. Father Vincent needed someone to love him, someone to guide him through this difficult life. Eventually his discernment brought him to the doorstep of a very missionary way of life, which he begins to explain in this part I video. Part II will air on Wednesday!

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After clicking play, take notice of these two young lady’s facial expressions. I think you will notice that they are alive. Their eyes give away their deep love of God very quickly, and that is an encourging sign for religious sisters within Catholicism. Remember the days when you could not walk the halls of a school without seeing habited nun? Those were the days of devotion, prayer, obedience, and true fulfillment within Catholic American circles. Well now, these two young ladies have said YES to God’s plan in their life by joining the order, ‘Servants of the Lord.’ To learn more about this order, click on their logo just below, and be sure to share your thoughts in the comment section below as well.

There are a billion Catholics in the world, and we must all ask the big questions of life at one point or another.