Teaching is a vocation of service, and teachers need to know that their school is not being driven by a profiteering idealist.
This fidelity seems to speak for a vocation of service rather than the desire for honour, power, riches, fame and love that Freud attributed to the artist.
We have no way of counting how many more people left the military or denied their own vocation for service, or how many personal relationships were ended or soured.
Whether you are interested in a particular vocation, community service, an art, a social cause, a sport - or heck, ping pong - there's a club and a community for you at Penn.
Vocation of service was a strong reason for career choice by nursing and midwifery students, while economic and social status expectations seemed to be more powerful factors for medical students.
"Your vocation is for service, service to the church … but not of servitude".
"All of us are called by virtue of our Christian vocation to that service which truly serves, and to help one another not to be tempted by a 'service' which is really 'self-serving,'" the pope said.
They are worried that the new setup will divert cash from classrooms, limit the availability of "expensive" subjects such as music and science and end the public service vocation of teachers.
Ashodaya's approach encouraged and supported sex workers to re-conceptualise their vocation and demand services to counteract various occupational hazards, thus entrenching bottom-up community empowerment.
Having been a madame, an escort and a prostitute (both on and off the street), she eventually settled into the more exclusive vocation of dominatrix, performing services for wealthy and powerful clients who fancied a bit of cock-and-ball torture.
Teaching is a vocation, a calling to human service, whose members should aid colleagues under pressure.
