Finding My Way Back to the Rosary
Finding My Way Back to the Rosary October is the month of the Rosary. It’s also the month of the Miracle of the Sun at Fatima. During those visions of […]
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NJ Women’s Kickoff Morning of Reflection focused on Growth
By Mary Rohe Fr. Francis gave a meditation on the importance of personal growth as well as the growth of the Body of Christ, the Church. We are called to
Challenge Camp in Ivoryton Transforms Lives Through Faith, Fellowship, and Fun
This summer Challenge Club had their annual sleep-away camp in Ivoryton, CT. From July 20th to the 26th. 30 plus girls gathered at Incarnation Center for a week of formation,
RCNY Spotlight: The Journey of Charles Spinelli
My dad’s palpable devotion to Christ is an integral part of my own faith formation. Throughout my childhood, he taught me one of the most important lessons that I carry
My Top 5 Book Picks for Summer 2025
As I dive deeper into my own writing, one thing I keep hearing is, “To be a good writer, you must read more!” I’ve completely embraced that advice, especially since
Grace in the Rain: Mary-thon 2025 at the Blue Army Shrine
Feast of Our Lady of Fatima “In the end, my Immaculate Heart will triumph.” Our Lady of Fatima spoke those words in 1917. And under umbrellas and wet shoes in
Regnum Christi NY Tri-State Gala- A Great Reunion of Our Spiritual Family!
Our 2025 Gala was a great reunion and celebration with our Regnum Christi family and friends. This year’s theme, Sent Forth from the Upper Room to Ignite Vocations, allowed all who attended
My First Day on the Job… at a Marian Shrine?!
I had no idea what was in store for me on my first day working at the Blue Army Shrine. 7:30 AM start time. I clocked in, met all of
Relive the NYC Women’s Triduum
Thank you all who participated in the 2025 Women’s New York Triduum Retreat at the Graymoor Retreat Center! Please relive the experience and listen to Fr. Josef Hare’s homilies and
A Mother’s Work Is Never Done: The Story of Fr. Francisco Sunderland’s Vocation
Introduction: Some stories feel like living parables — ones where God’s hand, though sometimes hidden, is unmistakably present. The story of Fr. Francisco Sunderland, one of the newest priests in