Why Would I Become a Religious Sister After Leaving the Church? Sr. Phoebe's Vocation Journey
The Everyday Saint
Sr. Phoebe from the Daughters of St. Paul sits down with us to discuss her journey from growing up Catholic, to experiencing hurt within the Church, leaving the Church for Orthodoxy, and eventually finding herself drawn back to Catholicism. This vocation journey is one of redemption. What Satan could've used for poor, Sr. Phoebe has instead been brought to a place of faith and deep encounters with God. She shares her perspective on suffering, being with someone within their suffering, and meditating on the face of Christ within each interaction. This episode is great for the heart learning to trust in God, needing encouragement in their vocational journey, and searching for how to encounter the Lord in the day to day. Learn more about Seton Teaching fellows: www.fellows.setonpartners.org/saint Shop Gloria Patri Coffee with code "EVE" for 20% off: www.gloriapatri.com Follow on Instagram: @theeverosemary Eve Rosemary is currently booking Catholic speaking engagements for the 2026–2027 school year. Learn more or inquire at: theeverydaysaint.com/speaking The Everyday Saint Catholic goods designed to support everyday holiness: theeverydaysaint.com/shop If this podcast has blessed you, please consider supporting the mission. Your generosity helps bring faithful, honest formation to teens and young adults across the country: theeverydaysaint.com/donate Subscribe, leave a review, and share this episode so we can pursue Something Greater together.
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The Everyday Saint Podcast is a podcast delving into transparent, joyful, and honest truths about what it means to become a saint...not someday, but here and now. This isn’t about perfection or performance. It’s about learning to trust God in the ordinary, responding to His call with courage, and choosing faithfulness even when the path is unclear.
Hosted by Eve Rosemary (@theeverosemary), The Everyday Saint invites you to step into the lifelong pursuit of Something Greater—and reminds you that you are not walking that road alone.
