Sitting in Biagio’s bakery following our Ladies Mini-Retreat in Stirling, NJ eating enormous “half” sandwiches (which made us wonder at the size of the “whole”) I had the opportunity to sit down with Mary Rohe. Mary is one of our so–called “newer” members, even though she has been in Regnum Christi for 9 years! Married
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Three to Get Married offered my fiancée and I invaluable insight into the sacrament of marriage. This preparation course organized by the Legionaries of Christ at their home in Rye, NY, allowed for couples to fully immerse themselves in the important next phase of their relationship. The goal of the course was to empower couples
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“Be sent, seize the opportunity when He gives it,” a homily by Fr. Daniel Ray, LC, for the 4th Sunday of Lent, at St. Patrick’s Old Cathedral in NYC.
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Almost one hundred women came together on Saturday, March 4, for a Lenten Retreat led by Father Jorge Obregon, LC. at St. Paul Church, Greenwich, Connecticut. Using examples of extreme forgiveness, compassion, and grace, Father helped the women come to understand that the closer we draw to God, the more love we will have to
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The Rye Legionary priests recently led the parish mission at the Church of the Resurrection in Rye, NY. The themes for the mission were Confession, the Eucharist, and the Mass. Fr. Eric Nielsen, Fr. Jorge Obregon, and Fr. Daniel Ray encouraged those who attended to live Lent well by taking advantage of what the Church
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“Be transparent and honest with Christ, and it will change your life and bring you joy,” a homily by Fr. Daniel Ray, LC, for the 3rd Sunday of Lent, at St. Patrick’s Old Cathedral in NYC.
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Homily by Fr. Eric Nielsen, LC, for the 2nd Sunday in Lent at St. Patrick Church in Armonk, NY.
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Homily by Fr. Eric Nielsen, LC, for the 1st Sunday in Lent at St. Patrick Church in Armonk, NY.
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Rubens, Venus and Adonis, 1630s “Sometimes the hardest thing to give up is actually the thing most likely to make us better.” The icebreaker question drew out a number of “things of the world” we thought were both impossible to give up and critical to our very happiness. Often these fell into the generic “wine,
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This popular refrain comes whenever I explain why I will not be available for a few days. I smile, politely thank them, and ask them for any prayer requests. But to myself, I smirk (at least, I hope it is to myself). Anyone who knows me knows I am pretty open with my sarcasm. I
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