Home | News Labouré Featured in The New York Times November 2, 2026 Image taken from https://www.nytimes.com/2024/04/04/business/student-debt-catholic-fundraising.html The Labouré Society was featured in a New York Times article by reporter Sejla Rizvic, published April 4, 2024. The article looks at how student loan debt keeps many young Catholics from entering religious life. It highlights Labouré as one of the organizations helping aspirants overcome that barrier. The article notes that Labouré has helped more than 400 people (current number is 500+) enter religious formation since 2003. It also describes how facilitators train aspirants to raise funds through phone calls, letters and meetings with benefactors. The article features two Labouré alumni. Jake Smith felt called to the priesthood after three years of medical school and had raised nearly $60,000 toward his student loans. Read the full article in The New York Times. October 26, 2026 Record-Breaking Give to Rescue Catholic Vocations Campaign 2026 Every year, young men and women hear God’s call to the priesthood and religious life,... Read More August 20, 2024 Labouré Featured on EWTN, in Catholic World Report, the National Catholic Register, and more The Labouré Society’s recently-released CARA Report on the Impact of Educational Debt on Vocations to... Read More August 8, 2024 Vocation Directors Endorse Labouré Program The Labouré Society may be one of the Church’s best-kept secrets, according to Fr. Gregory... Read More