Predictive Factors for Commitment to the Priestly Vocation - Sunardi, Yulius
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This work examined some factors affecting commitment to the priesthood. The subjects are 172 Catholic priests and seminarians. Various test were given to evaluate several factors such as demographic, familial, social, psychological, and religious aspects. The Hierarchical Multiple Regressions were used to analyze the data. The results showed that an increased level of agreeableness, defensiveness, masculinity, intrinsic religious orientation, sacred view of the priesthood, and relationship with bishop/superior were associated with an increased level of affective commitment when the…mehr

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This work examined some factors affecting commitment to the priesthood. The subjects are 172 Catholic priests and seminarians. Various test were given to evaluate several factors such as demographic, familial, social, psychological, and religious aspects. The Hierarchical Multiple Regressions were used to analyze the data. The results showed that an increased level of agreeableness, defensiveness, masculinity, intrinsic religious orientation, sacred view of the priesthood, and relationship with bishop/superior were associated with an increased level of affective commitment when the demographic, social, and psychological variables were held constant. An increased level of parental care, extraversion, and loneliness were associated with a decreased level of affective commitment. In addition, the study found that affective commitment was positively correlated with affect balance, psychological well-being, and religious well-being, while thought of leaving the priesthood had negativecorrelations with psychological well-being. The findings suggest that priestly commitment is multi-dimensional in nature, meaning that, to maintain it, one should also integrate various aspects involved.
Autorenporträt
Yulius Sunardi SCJ belongs to the Congregation of the priests of the Sacred Heart. In 2014, he completed his doctoral studies in Clinical Psychology at Marquette University in Milwaukee, USA. He is currently teaching at Sanata Dharma University in Indonesia while giving seminars/workshops for religious sisters, priests, and lay people.