Don’t You Want to Be a Servant for the Good God Almighty?

At the lakeside in Galilee the Risen Lord Jesus told Simon Peter “Feed My Sheep.”  So, it’s time to consider vocations to the priesthood and here’s one of the more unusal calls to the priesthood you’ll hear. There’s an old Appalachian Gospel Song (a.k.a. “Stained Glass Bluegrass’) about the call of Simon Peter called “Don’t you Want to Go to Heaven When You Die?”  It depicts Peter’s call to “go and feed my sheep.”  The song is a toe-tapper and I’m sure you’ll enjoy. Also toe tappers are called for now that Jesus is Risen. 🙂

Men if you’ve been waiting for a bluegrass song to call you to the priesthood there here it is! The song is fun but the call is serious. Think about the priesthood! I hope you’ll pay special attention to the line: “Don’t you want to be a servant for the good God Almighty, Don’t you want to go to heaven when you die?”

Office of Priestly Vocations for the Archdiocese of Washington: 301-853- 4580. Msgr. Rob Panke Director.

One Reply to “Don’t You Want to Be a Servant for the Good God Almighty?”

  1. I bet you can’t say “for the good God Almighty” 3 times fast. (smile) Thanks to all the Holy Men of God who say “yes” to the good God Almighty.

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