Upon reading it some months ago, all of the Sisters were (and still are) ENTHUSED beyond words!  Keeping in mind this enthusiasm, I ask for your indulgence for the excessive amount of quotations used from the text.  It is so beautiful that I find it hard to refrain from simply quoting the entire 40 page document! 

So you may be wondering why we are so excited about it?  Read this quote taken from Cardinal Hummes' introduction, and I think you'll understand better: In order to continually maintain a greater awareness of the ontological link between the Eucharist and the Priesthood, and in order to recognize the special maternity of the Blessed Virgin Mary for each Priest, it is our intention to bring about a connection between perpetual Eucharistic adoration for the sanctification of priests and the initiation of a commitment on the part of consecrated feminine souls —following the typology of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Mother of the Eternal High Priest, and Helper in his work of Redemption—who might wish to spiritually adopt priests in order to help them with their self-offering, prayer, and penance. Adoration always involves an act of reparation for sins.

Further the Cardinal states:  "We intend in a very particular way to entrust all priests to Mary, the Mother of the High and Eternal Priest, bringing about in the Church a movement of prayer, placing 24 hour continuous Eucharistic adoration at the centre, so that a prayer of adoration, thanksgiving, praise, petition, and reparation, will be raised to God, incessantly and from every corner of the earth, with the primary intention of awakening a sufficient number of  holy vocations to the priestly state and, at the same time, spiritually uniting with a certain spiritual maternity—at the level of the Mystical Body—all those who have already been called to the ministerial priesthood and are ontologically conformed to the one High and Eternal Priest. This movement will offer better service to Christ and his brothers —those who are at once “inside” the Church and also “at the forefront” of the Church, standing in Christ’s stead and representing Him, as head, shepherd and spouse of the Church (cfr. Pastores Dabo Vobis 16).

Eucharistic Adoration, Thanksgiving, Reparation, Devotion to the Mother of God, Spiritual Maternity, prayers for the Priesthood!  Yes, put all of this together and you have the life of a Poor Clare of Perpetual Adoration as laid down by our Foundress Mother Marie of St. Clare on December 8, 1854. 

To conclude, I'd encourage all of you to download the document and read it.  I promise you will not be disappointed!  And this call to prayer for Priests and for Vocations is not only directed at women religious.  The following is stated in the document:  Independent of age or social status, any woman can become a mother for priests. This type of motherhood is not only for mothers of families, but is just as possible for an unmarried girl, a widow, or for someone who is ill. It is especially pertinent for missionaries and religious sisters who have given their lives entirely to God for the sanctification of others. John Paul II even thanked a child for her motherly help: “I also express my gratitude to Bl. Jacinta for the sacrifices and prayers offered for the Holy Father, whom she saw suffering greatly.” (13 May 2000)