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July 1, 2025

“Ask a Priest: Can We Really Give Jesus’ Gift Back to the Father?”

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Q: In the Divine Mercy Chaplet and elsewhere I have seen phrases like this: “Eternal Father, I offer You the Body and Blood, Soul and Divinity of Your dearly beloved Son, Our Lord Jesus Christ, in atonement for our sins and those of the whole world.” This puzzles me. God sent Jesus to earth to die for our sins. Who am I to offer this gift to back God? Isn’t this saying I’m giving back the gift given to me? Am I really in a position to give such a gift to God? Can you help clarify what this means? — Gary

Answered by Fr. Edward McIlmail, LC A: Great question! A bit of context can help us understand this line from the chaplet. All good things come from God: our intellect, our will, our health, etc. Whenever we give anything to God — be it in the form of prayer or fasting or good works, etc. — we are really giving back to him what is already his. Yet he delights in this act. Our very act of giving things back to him, dedicating things to him, gives him glory and can help us grow in merit and grace. An analogy might help. Imagine a man has a 4-year-old daughter, and on Father’s Day she brings him a piece of colored paper decorated with flowers drawn in crayon with the phrase, “I love you Daddy.” Where did the 4-year-old get the paper and the crayon? From her dad. In this sense, she gave him back something that was already “his.” Yet that piece of paper might bring more joy to the dad than all the money in the world ever could. Why? Because he is deeply touched to see now his daughter, whom he loves dearly, wants to show her love for him. Now, the greatest gift to God the Father was his Son’s sacrifice on Calvary for the redemption of the world. Jesus willed that this event be re-presented throughout the ages in the holy sacrifice of the Mass, where the Eucharist — the body, blood, soul and divinity of Christ — is offered back to the Father. Jesus wants us to do this, hence the “Do this in memory me” line from the Gospel (see Luke 22:19). Ideally, we offer the Eucharist (through the priest) back to God with our own prayers and sacrifices. This is laudable and gives glory to God … sort of the way the 4-year-old can bring joy to her dad. I hope this helps.  

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New Mission Assignments for 2025-2026

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The North American Territory’s new mission assignments for Regnum Christi, including roles in the RC Federation, the Legionaries of Christ, the Consecrated Women of Regnum Christi, and the Lay Consecrated Men of Regnum Christi.

We seek to give glory to God and make the Kingdom of Christ present in the hearts of all people and in society, by our sanctification in the state and condition of life to which God has called us, and by personal and communal apostolic action. (#7 Statutes of the Regnum Christi Federation)

To view the assignments below on the RC App, click here.

Regnum Christi Federation Roles

Name Position
Donna Garrett RC Locality Representative
Amelia Hoover ECYD Life Department Member
Maria Knuth
Director of Area of RC Lay Member Support
Yvonne Nuxoll RC Locality Representative
Father Benjamin O’Loughlin, LC RC Locality Representative
Father Patrick O’Loughlin, LC ECYD Life Director
Andrew Rawicki TDC Council Member
Location Name Role
Northshore Louisiana Annette Barrios RC Director
Seoul Father Simon Chung, LC RC Director
Washington DC Angela Kanazeh RC Director
Location Name Role
Houston Matthieu Billes
RC Local College Chair
Houston Fr. Jon Budke, LC
RC Local College member
Houston Katie Tuttle
RC Local College member
Houston Kim Udell
RC Local College member
Location Name Role
Atlanta Alex Kucera Men’s Section Director
Benedictine College Father Brett Taira, LC
RC Young Men’s and RC Young Women’s Section Director
Chicago Adriana Torrens Women’s Section Director
College Station Becky Kramr Women’s Section Director
Dallas Father Fergal O’Duill, LC Men’s Section Director
Dallas Helen Yalbir RC Young Women’s Section Director
Manila Claire Umali
RC Young Women’s Section Director
New Jersey Victoria Cisneros Women’s Section Director
Northshore Lousiana Angelle Vallee Women’s Section Director
Philadelphia Joe Bracken Men’s Section Director
Seoul Father Simon Chung, LC
Men’s and Women’s Section Director
Location Name Role
Atlanta Father John Bender, LC RC Young Men’s Section Chaplain
Atlanta Father Agustin de la Vega, LC Assistant Chaplain for RC Men’s and Women’s Sections
Atlanta Fathr Marcus Stehmer Assistant Chaplain for RC Atlanta Young Men’s Section
Atlanta Father Bruce Wren, LC Chaplain for RC Men’s Section
Atlanta Yvonne Nuxoll Young Women’s Section Formator
Baton Rouge, Lafayette, and Northshore Father Michael Luxbacher, LC Chaplain for RC Men’s Sections
CA Raleigh Father Brian Shininger, LC Chaplain, RC North Carolina
Cincinnati Father Thomas Flynn, LC Assistant Chaplain for RC Men’s Section
Cincinnati Sarah Gagnier Women’s and Young Women’s Section Formator
Dallas Father Jason Huynh, LC Assistant Chaplain for RC Men’s Section
Dallas Jill Preisack RC Women’s Section Formator
Detroit Father Thanh Nguyen, LC Assistant Chaplain for RC Men’s and Women’s Sections
Detroit Mariana Ortega RC Women’s Section Formator
Houston Father Fernando Herrera, LC Assistant Chaplain for RC Men’s and Women’s Sections
Houston Father Eamonn Shelly, LC Chaplain of RC Women’s Section, Asst. Chaplain for RC Men’s Chaplain
Indianapolis Father Dean Stasell, LC Chaplain for Men’s and Women’s Sections
Los Angeles Father Donal O’Keeffe, LC Chaplain for RC Women’s Section
Manila Father Andre LaSana, LC RC Young Adult Section Chaplain
Manila Father Luis Lorenzo, LC RC Young Adult Section Chaplain
Manila Father Alejandro Mijangos, LC RC Young Adult Section Chaplain
New Orleans Father Paul Alger, LC Chaplain of RC Young Men’s and Young Women’s sections, Asst. Chaplain for Men’s and Women’s Sections
New York Father Francisco Sunderland, LC Chaplain for RC Women’s Section
Ontario Father James Swanson, LC Chaplain for RC Men’s and Women’s Sections
Washington DC Father Daniel Pajerski, LC Assistant Chaplain for RC Men’s and Women’s Sections
Location Name Role
Atlanta Father Nathan Torrey, LC
ECYD Boys Director
Baton Rouge Eric Kehn
ECYD Boys Director
Calgary Carissa Weimer
ECYD Girls Director
Cincinnati Father Jesus Salinas, LC
ECYD Boys Chaplain
Cincinnati Maritza Silva ECYD Girls formator
Dallas Father Thomas White, LC
ECYD Boys Director
Detroit Father Terrance Allen, LC
ECYD Boys Director
Houston Amelia Hoover
ECYD Girls Director
Houston Lourdes Perez ECYD Girls formator
Manila Father Robert Antonio, LC
ECYD Girls Chaplain
Ontario Father Jerek Scherber, LC
ECYD Boys Director
Rolling Prairie, Indiana Father Christopher Gronotte, LC
ECYD Boys Director
San Antonio Natalia Zamudio
ECYD Boys and Girls Director

Legionaries of Christ

Name Role Community
Father Paul Alger, LC Chaplain of RC Young Men’s and Young Women’s sections, Asst. Chaplain for Men’s and Women’s Sections CA New Orleans
Brother Roberto Valencia, LC Member of the RC Young Adult Support Team for Manila CA Manila
Brother Icaro de Faria, LC Professor at the Novitiate & College of Humanities Cheshire CNH Cheshire
Brother Edgar Henriquez, LC Contributor, Guadalupe Radio CA Los Angeles
Name Role Community
Father Robert Antonio, LC Assistant Chaplain, Everest Academy Manila CA Manila
Father Kevin Baldwin, LC Chaplain, RC Women Atlanta CA Spalding
Father John Bender, LC Chaplain, RC Young Men Atlanta CA Spalding
Father Joseph Brickner, LC Regional Vocational Promoter CA New Orleans
Father Ronald Conklin, LC LC Community Superior, CA CV Rolling Prairie, IN CA CV Rolling Prairie
Father Martin Connor, LC Director of the National Vocation Office, Regional Vocational Promoter DT NA (sede)
Father Jacob Dumont, LC LC Community Superior, CA Cincinnati CA Cincinnati
Father Thomas Flynn, LC Assistant Chaplain, RC Men Cincinnati CA Cincinnati
Father Christopher Gronotte, LC Admissions, Sacred Heart Apostolic School CA CV Rolling Prairie
Father Nathaniel Haslam, LC Chaplain, Lumen Houston CA Houston
Father Juan Jose Hernandez, LC Chaplain, Duke University Catholic Center CA Raleigh
Father Peter Hopkins, LC LC Community Superior, CA Washington DC CA Washington DC
Father Matthew Kaderabek, LC Chaplain, Pinecrest Academy, Cumming GA CA Cumming
Father Kevin Lixey, LC LC Community Superior, CA San Jose CA San Jose
Father Michael Luxbacher, LC Chaplain, RC Baton Rouge, Lafayette, and Northshore Men’s sections CA New Orleans
Father Kevin Meehan, LC LC Community Superior, CA Los Angeles CA Los Angeles
Father Eric Nielsen, LC Development Officer, National Development Office CA Rye
Father Thanh Nguyen, LC Assistant Chaplain, RC Detroit Men’s and Women’s sections CA Detroit
Father Christopher O’Connor, LC Novice Instructor, Novitiate in Cheshire CNH Cheshire
Father Fergal O’Duill, LC Director, RC Dallas Men’s Section CA Dallas
Father Patrick O’Loughlin, LC Director, ECYD Life Department CA Cumming
Father David Parker, LC Director, RC Houston Young Men’s Sections CA Houston
Father Joseph Poulin, LC LC Community Superior, CA Seoul CA Seoul
Father Luke Rawicki, LC Chaplain, Cardinal Gibbons High School CA Raleigh
Father Ryan Richardson, LC Chaplain, Benedictine College CA Dallas
Father Jesus Salinas, LC Secretary, CA Cincinnati, Chaplain of ECYD Boys Cincinnati and of Royalmont Academy CA Cincinnati
Father Jerek Scherber, LC Director, ECYD Boys Ontario CA Hamilton
Father Michael Shannon, LC Associate Pastor, St. Brendan the Navigator Parish CA Cumming
Father Eamonn Shelly, LC Chaplain, RC Houston Women’s Section CA Houston
Father Jason Smith, LC Contributor, RC Spirituality Center CNH Cheshire
Father Bernardo Torres, LC Spiritual Director, Humanists, Novitiate & Center for Humanities Cheshire CNH Cheshire
Father Victor Hugo Jimenez, LC Assistant, Humanists, Novitiate & Center for Humanities Cheshire CNH Cheshire
Father Bruce Wren, LC Chaplain, RC Men Atlanta CA Cumming
Name Role Community
Father Terrance Allen, LC Director, ECYD Detroit Boys CA Detroit
Father Robert Antonio, LC Chaplain, ECYD Girls Manila CA Manila
Father Kevin Baldwin, LC LC Community Councilor, CA Spalding (Atlanta) CA Spalding
Father John Bender, LC LC Community Superior, CA Spalding (Atlanta) CA Spalding
Father Simon Chung, LC Director, RC Seoul CA Seoul
Father Simon Chung, LC Director, RC Men and Women Sections Seoul CA Seoul
Father Mariano de Blas, LC Chaplaincy Team member, Guadalupe Radio CA Los Angeles
Father Miguel Angel de la Torre, LC Academic Dean, Professor Oversight, Novitiate & College of Humanities Cheshire CNH Cheshire
Father Agustin de la Vega, LC Assistant Chaplain, RC Atlanta Men’s and Women’s Sections CA Spalding
Father Jurandir de Oliveira Santos, LC Dean of Studies, Humanists and Novices, CNH Cheshire, NOV Cheshire CNH Cheshire
Father Stephen Ellis, LC LC Community Superior, CA Detroit CA Detroit
Father John Gannon, LC LC Community Administrator, CA Calgary CA Calgary
Father Kevin Gillis, LC LC Community Secretary, CA Calgary CA Calgary
Father Andrew Gronotte, LC LC Community Councilor, CA Cincinnati CA Cincinnati
Father Christopher Gronotte, LC Director of ECYD Boys Rolling Prairie, Chaplain at Everest Academy Detroit CA Detroit
Father Fernando Herrera, LC Assistant Chaplain, RC Houston Men’s & Women’s Sections CA Houston
Father Jason Huynh, LC LC Community Superior, CA Dallas & Assistant Chaplain for RC Dallas Men’s Section CA Dallas
Father Peter Kim, LC LC Community Councilor, CA Dallas CA Dallas
Father John Klein, LC LC Community Councilor, CA Spalding (Atlanta) CA Spalding
Father Andrew Kolenda, LC Chaplain, Everest Lemont and East Lake Academy CA CV Rolling Prairie
Father Jeremy Lambert, LC Associate Pastor, St. Brendan the Navigator Parish, Cumming GA CA Cumming
Father Andre LaSana, LC RC Young Adult Section Chaplain CA Manila
Father Kenneth Leblanc, LC LC Community Councilor, CA Calgary CA Calgary
Father Luis Lorenzo, LC RC Young Adult Section Chaplain CA Manila
Father John Luxbacher, LC LC Community Councilor, CA Calgary CA Calgary
Father Edward McIlmail, LC Parochial Vicar, St. Thomas More Parish CA Philadelphia
Father Alejandro Mijangos, LC RC Young Adult Section Chaplain CA Manila
Father Timothy Moran, LC Associate Pastor, Diocese of San Jose, CA CA San Jose
Father Eric Nielsen, LC Associate Pastor, St Peter and St Denis Parish, Yonkers NY CA Rye
Father Reuben Nuxoll, LC LC Territorial Secretary, North American Territory Territorial Directorate
Father Jorge Obregon, LC LC Community Administrator, CA Rye NY CA Rye
Father Donal O’Keeffe, LC Chaplain, RC Los Angeles Women CA Los Angeles
Father Michael O’Connor, LC Chaplain of Pinecrest Academy & LC Community Administrator of CA Cumming (Atlanta) CA Cumming
Father Benjamin O’Loughlin, LC RC Locality Representative, Mission Support Team CA Detroit
Father Daniel Pajerski, LC LC Community Superior for CA Arlington, Chaplain at DMU, Assistant Chaplain for Washington DC RC Men’s and Women’s Sections CA Arlington
Father Vinh Pham, LC LC Community Administrator, CA Cincinnati CA Cincinnati
Father John Pietropaoli, LC Professor and Spiritual Director, Novitiate & Center of Humanities Cheshire CNH Cheshire
Father Scott Reilly, LC Pastor, St. Brendan the Navigator, Cumming, GA CA Cumming
Father Juan Sabadell, LC Chaplain, Lumen Chicago CA Detroit
Father Matthew Schneider, LC Formator and Instructor, Holy Apostles College and Seminary CNH Cheshire
Father Eamonn Shelly, LC Assistant Chaplain, RC Men Houston CA Houston
Father Brian Shininger, LC Chaplain, RC North Carolina CA Raleigh
Father Aaron Smith, LC LC Community Councilor, Territorial Directorate (Atlanta) Territorial Directorate
Father Jason Smith, LC Novice Assistant, Cheshire Novitiate CNH Cheshire
Father Dean Stasell, LC LC Community Councilor, CA Cincinnati, and Chaplain for RC Indianapolis Men’s and Women’s Sections CA Cincinnati
Father Markus Stehmer, LC Assistant Chaplain for RC Atlanta Young Men’s Section, and Vocation Director for Georgia and Region CA Cumming
Father Francisco Sunderland, LC Chaplain, RC New York Women’s section CA Rye
Father James Swanson, LC Chaplain, RC Ontario Men and Women CA Hamilton
Father Brett Taira, LC Chaplain at Benedictine College, Section Director for RC Benedictine College Young Men’s and RC Young Women’s sections Benedictine College
Father Nathan Torrey, LC Director, ECYD Boys Alanta CA Cumming
Father John VanDorpe, LC Vocation Director for Louisiana and Region CA New Orleans
Father Michael Vanderbeek, LC Chaplain, Canyon Heights Academy CA San Jose
Father Matthew VanSmoorenburg, LC Parochial Administrator, St. Thomas More Parish CA Philadelphia
Father Thomas White, LC Section Director for ECYD Boys Dallas, and Assistant Chaplain at the Highlands School CA Dallas
Name Role Community
Father Aaron Loch, LC Student
Community of Student Priests, Rome
Father Stephen Howe, LC Student
Community of Student Priests, Rome
Father Peter Krezalek, LC Chaplain, RC Adults CA Dublin
Father Kevin O’Byrne, LC (in late 2025) Chaplain, Oak Academies CA Dublin

Consecrated Women of Regnum Christi

Name Role Location
Michelle Gow Campus Ministry at Pinecrest Academy Atlanta
Adrienne Rolwes in residence Atlanta
Anne Will In residence Dallas
Name Role Location
Charlene Alexander Pastoral work with adults Houston
Rose Cunningham Formation instructor at Everest Manila Manila, The Philippines
Maria de Lourdes Fernandez Luevano Formation instructor at Everest Manila Manila, The Philippines
Regina Doyle Formation director at Everest Clarkston Detroit
Amelia Hoover ECYD director Houston
Ilona Kies Territorial communications assistant Living in Germany
Mariana Ortega Women’s section formator Detroit
Lourdes Perez ECYD formator Houston
Jill Preisack Women’s section formator Dallas
Michelle Reiff Territorial Secretary Atlanta
Maria Reinagel Archdiocesan office for religious and vocations
Women’s section formator		 Cincinnati
Emily Roman Campus Ministry at Pinecrest Academy Atlanta
Maritza Silva ECYD formator Cincinnati
Claire Umali Young women’s section director Manila, The Philippines
Helen Yalbir Young women’s section director Dallas
Name Role Location
Sarah Gagnier Women’s and young women’s section formator Cincinnati
Yvonne Nuxoll Young Women’s Section Formator, RC Locality Representative Atlanta
Name Role Location
Megan Houbeck Candidacy Formation team Monterrey, Mexico
Naoise Johnston Appointment by the Dicastery for Institutes of Consecrated Life and Societies of Apostolic Life Rome, Italy
Lourdes Millan Pastoral work with adults Monterrey, Mexico

Lay Consecrated Men of Regnum Christi

All of the Lay Consecrated Men in the Territory continue their current assignments with no changes or renewals this year.

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Revving up the Revival

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Dear Friends in Christ,

 

July 1 is the feast day of St. Junípero Serra, the Franciscan priest who established missions in California, beginning in San Diego.

Canonized in 2015, he was nonetheless vilified by recent critics who claim he mistreated native peoples.

It’s always a tricky business to apply 21st-century standards to 18th-century figures. Cultures change, and what can seem acceptable in one generation might appall a later one.

That isn’t a plug for moral relativism. Rather, it’s a reminder that historical figures need to be viewed in context. The Church certainly did that in the case of Junípero Serra and found his life to be exemplary.

Amid countless challenges, including physical ailments, he managed to build missions whose churches stand to this day.

He, like all saints, should prompt us to ask: What are we doing to build the Church?

Pope Leo, in a recent video message to his native Chicago, assured young people that they can be beacons of hope.

That is a message all of us can take to heart. The Holy Spirit desires to enkindle love and faith and hope in countless souls, but he wants the collaboration of those of us who are already blessed in so many ways.

Signs are growing of a new interest in religion. After years of pandemics and wars and social media nastiness, many people, including the young, are searching for something more humane, more fulfilling — and finding that religion has something to offer, after all.

A religious revival of sorts could be on the horizon. Now is the time for us to pitch in. For a dose of inspiration, our Retreat Guide on St. Elizabeth Ann Seton (Sitting in the Side Pew) might help.

St. Elizabeth, like St. Junípero, accompanies us in the here and now to help us follow their footsteps.

In Christ,

Father Edward McIlmail, LC
Ask a Priest contributor

 

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July 1, 2025 – Jesus Asleep in Your Boat

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Tuesday of the Thirteenth Week in Ordinary Time

 

Matthew 8:23-27

As Jesus got into a boat, his disciples followed him. Suddenly a violent storm came up on the sea, so that the boat was being swamped by waves; but he was asleep. They came and woke him, saying, “Lord, save us! We are perishing!” He said to them, “Why are you terrified, O you of little faith?” Then he got up, rebuked the winds and the sea, and there was great calm. The men were amazed and said, “What sort of man is this, whom even the winds and the sea obey?”

Opening Prayer: Lord, I come to you today to give you thanks for all the blessings in my life. Please help me to remember that, no matter how dark this life gets for me, you are always in my boat and always ready to restore calm in my heart.

Encountering Christ:

  1. In the Darkest Times, Pray: “Lord, save us! We are perishing!” comes from Psalm 130 and is a de profundis prayer: “Out of the depths I cry to you, O Lord. Lord, hear my voice! Let your ears be attentive to the voice of my supplications” (v. 1-2). Psalm 130 is the official prayer of the Church for the Holy Souls in Purgatory. It is the prayer offered at the darkest times of our lives, when we feel completely powerless to help ourselves. Jesus sleeping in the midst of a storm is a very powerful image of God’s sovereignty over even the darkest times in our lives. St. Therese of Lisieux used to meditate on this passage in times of inner confusion or darkness. Yet she wouldn’t wake the Lord. For her, it was enough just to sit beside him as he slept.

  2. Yet You Are There: Notice that Jesus said, “O you of little faith.” These men had faith, but it was just too little. Their faith, like ours, grows only when it is tested. The Father knows what we need even before we ask. Jesus is always with the Father, and that reality is the key to peace in the storms of life. Do we believe that the Father will not try us beyond our strength? Do we believe that faith the size of a mustard seed can move mountains? Lord, please increase our faith.

  3. The Power of Jesus: Just before this passage, in Matthew 8, Jesus cleansed a leper, healed a centurion’s servant, and healed many at the house of Peter. He was truly a physical healer. Here, we also saw his power over nature; even the winds and the seas obeyed him. Yet, all these healings pale in comparison to his power to heal us from the worst affliction of all and the only one that matters: sin. Jesus came to take away sin by becoming sin and crucifying it on the cross, in his very person. He paid a price we couldn’t pay for our sins that he didn’t commit. There is no greater love—and no greater power—than the power of Jesus Christ, the only son of God. The Gospels of Mark (4) and Luke (8) also tell their version of this calming of the storm at sea. In his famous painting of “The Storm on the Sea of Galilee,” Rembrandt depicted this scene in all its terror. When we imagine ourselves in the scene, how do we react?

Conversing with Christ: Lord, I know you are with me in all the storms of my life. I know that you will never leave me orphaned. Help me to cry out to you in desperate times. Lord, I believe. Increase my faith.

Resolution: Lord, today by your grace I will pray with Psalm 130 and, if possible, commit it to memory.

For Further Reflection: View the famous Rembrandt painting of “The Storm on the Sea of Galilee” online and ponder Jesus always being in the boat of your soul.

Janet Scanlan is a lifelong Catholic, wife, mother, and grandmother, who is passionate about helping people know and live the love of Christ through marriage ministry, evangelization, writing, and work as a spiritual director.

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Alex Kucera

Atlanta

Alex Kucera has lived in Atlanta, GA, for the last 46 years. He is one of 9 children, married to his wife Karmen, and has 3 girls, one grandson, and a granddaughter on the way. Alex joined Regnum Christi in 2007. Out of the gate, he joined the Helping Hands Medical Missions apostolate and is still participating today with the Ghana Friendship Mission.

In 2009, Alex was asked to be the Atlanta RC Renewal Coordinator for the Atlanta Locality to help the RC members with the RC renewal process. Alex became a Group Leader in 2012 for four of the Atlanta Men’s Section Teams and continues today. Running in parallel, in 2013, Alex became a Team Leader and shepherded a large team of good men.

Alex was honored to be the Atlanta Mission Coordinator between 2010 to 2022 (12 years), coordinating 5-8 Holy Week Mission teams across Georgia. He also created and coordinated missions at a parish in Athens, GA, for 9 years. Alex continues to coordinate Holy Week Missions, Advent Missions, and Monthly missions at Good Shepherd Catholic Church in Cumming, GA.

From 2016 to 2022, Alex also served as the Men’s Section Assistant in Atlanta. He loved working with the Men’s Section Director, the Legionaries, Consecrated, and Women’s Section leadership teams.

Alex is exceptionally grateful to the Legionaries, Consecrated, and many RC members who he’s journeyed shoulder to shoulder, growing his relationship with Christ and others along the way. He knows that there is only one way, that’s Christ’s Way, with others!