Sentence examples for vocation to care from inspiring English sources

After all, doctors and nurses enter their professions motivated by a sacred vocation to care and to make people better.

In 1954, the Rev Mary Webster, then aged 31, left her vocation to care for her aged parents, following the well-trodden path of a dutiful daughter.

PACS has the vocation to manage all diagnostic images acquired within the hospital.

In this context, being a physician is still presented as a vocation to do good, as an art of caring for the individual patient's needs.

I've thought about leaving many times, but being a care worker is a real vocation to me and to be honest I'd still do it if I won the lottery – albeit less hours.

It's almost like a priesthood vocation to a degree".

He said her life was taken up with "her vocation to the law and serving on the court, coming to church, looking after her mother and taking care of her dog".

These ranged from the relative ease and cost-effectiveness of making visits to multiple patients in one retirement home, to it being professionally ethical to continue to provide care to a long-term patient moving to such an environment; but never has it seemed a real vocation.

Meanwhile, the Dominicans pursued their vocation to preaching.

Still, "it is not Hublot's vocation to become a movement maker," he said.

In it Boccaccio decried the practice of sending women without vocation to nunneries.