The Christian vocation and mission call everyone to recognise Christ's  identity, deepen our faith in Him, and grow in Christian identity and maturity.  This journey toward a fullness of life can be pursued through the consecrated life, the priesthood, or as a lay faithful. It requires commitment to formation, prayer, and a preferential love for the poor, among other things. This volume presents scholarly studies on some aspects of these themes.

 This volume highlights the theme: "Towards the Practice of Synodality and the Lessons from the Jubilee Year in Consecrated Life: Community Life, Formation, Mission and Authenticity." Starting with biblical reflections on the relevance of the Jubilee in the present day, it discusses consecrated persons in the context of the Jubilee Year of Hope. The volume, then, takes the reader through the implementation of synodality in religious community life and Governance in Formation Houses. It invites us to rethink religious life for mission in a synodal style today.