Young men who participated in “Quo Vadis,” along with their families, reunited Nov. 5 with other young men and priests who participated in the vocation camp last summer at DeSales University, Center Valley.
The camp sponsored by the Diocese of Allentown Office of Vocations in conjunction with the St. Andrew Committee
Andy Hess offers the First Reading during Evening Prayer reuniting participants of ‘Quo Vadis” at St. Mary, Kutztown. 
Father Angel Garcia Almodovar, center, pastor of St. Margaret, Reading, enjoys pizza with the family of a young man interested in learning more about vocations. 
Bishop of Allentown Alfred Schlert, center, welcomes young men and diocesan seminarians back after their camp experience at “Do Whatever He Tells You.” Also reuniting with the young men are, Father Kevin Lonergan, right, assistant pastor of the Cathedral of St. Catharine of Siena, Allentown; Father Mark Searles, fifth from right, chaplain, Allentown Central Catholic High School; and Msgr. David James, fourth from left, diocesan vicar general and director of the Office of Vocations. 
Young men reconnect after meeting July 16-20 at “Quo Vadis,” where they engaged in recreation, sports, fellowship, prayer, games, bonfire and food while exploring what God is calling them to do. 
John Maria, right, and Keaton Eidle, second from right, diocesan seminarians, talk with young men about their experience at “Quo Vadis.” 
Bishop of Allentown Alfred Schlert, center, listens to young men reflect on their experience at “Quo Vadis.” Also seated at the table are, clockwise from right: Father Kevin Lonergan, seminarian Giuseppe Esposito, Keith Neidig, Ben Scheaffer and Gerard Behe. 
