A Path for Meeting Mary, Jesus, and Other People
In the context of the 500th anniversary of the Virgin Mary’s apparitions to Juan Diego, the “Camino of Guadalupe” arises on the mountain Pico de
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Regnum Christi Hong Kong: a Small Team with Great Dedication
Hong Kong is a unique mission territory for Regnum Christi. With a population of nearly 7.5 million people, the majority of Hong Kong inhabitants adhere
A Big Surprise for the RC Youth of Guadalajara, Mexico: Time with Pope Francis Prior to WYD
On the morning of July 25th, the feast of Saint James the Apostle, Pope Francis received a group of Regnum Christi youth from Guadalajara, Mexico,
Confirmation Catechists at Francisco de Vitoria University
Every year, Francisco de Vitoria University, a Regnum Christi University in Madrid, Spain, prepares members of the university community who want to receive the Sacrament
Women in Transcendence, An Apostolate for Women to Flourish and Be Transformed
Women in Transcendence is an apostolate begun by the Consecrated Women of Regnum Christi for pastoral work for women. It has its headquarters in Mexico
Little Apostles: A Gospel Meditation Podcast for Children
Guillermo “Memo” Buenabad, a parent at the Cumbres International School in Aguascalientes, MX, used to listen to a podcast with Gospel reflections with his children
Final Vows of Mabel Barrero: “In consecration, there is a relationship between two living people; it’s not something abstract, but real, and the initiative is Christ’s”
When Mabel Barerro finished her law studies, she attended an Emmaus retreat. She was already living her faith, but that is when her image of
Spiritual Exercises | Lourdes: “After this week long retreat I can tell you: the heart is so well made that it needs its time to connect”
Lourdes Gómez is a young woman from Valencia, Spain, who is studying her fifth year of medicine. She is a Regnum Christi member and has
Ultreia! Twelve Days and 250 Kilometers Toward Santiago and Lisbon with the Lay Consecrated Men
The word “Ultreia” is derived from the Latin word “ultra,” which means “beyond” or “farther.” In the Camino de Santiago context, “Ultreia” is a rallying cry of
