2.  Establish a communication administrator within the vocation ministry.  Example:  A Connect Correspondent Administrator or Vocation Correspondent

3.  Collect the minutes of vocation meetings and pass information to clergy and other ministries and parish community.  Provide updates to parish Sunday bulletin, parish school, religious education, youth ministry, parish council, etc….on upcoming vocation related events. 

4.  Take advantage of the Diocesan Vocations Office information that is sent to the pastor and parish.  Especially for Good Shepherd Sunday and Vocation Awareness Week and invite Seminarians to speak.  Building relationships with the other ministry members and establish a vocation representative that will update their ministry monthly.  Design a pamphlet for your own parish about the life of vocations.

5.  Encourage parish to have a definite visible location (possibly called: Vocations Resource Center, Location or corner) in or on the Church grounds, parish center and school to display vocation information and to build a culture of vocations in your Parish.

6. Web it Baby To Twit or Not to Twit  Establish an internet link with the Parish Website  Develop a group email with the connect correspondent of each ministry  Email to other ministries the links of upcoming events of vocations to be discussed within their ministry meetings.  Checking the pros can cons of using the means of communication with twitter or Face book, with you Pastors permission, establish a parish vocation Face book.

7. In a message entitled “Truth, Proclamation and Authenticity of Life in the Digital Age, ” Pope Benedict XVI gave social networking his blessing, but warned that it cannot replace real human contact.