Extreme Grace: Lessons for Lent

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 Real World

As the wind howled around Graymoor’s Holy Mountain Retreat Center, it was a physical reflection of what was going on inside the building.  From February 8th-12th, Fr. Eric Nielsen, L.C., led 34 women from NY, NJ, and CT in the annual Triduum of Renewal Retreat, with this year’s theme appropriately, The Holy Spirit. Fr. Eric

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Our Longing for Well-being

  Beginning a fresh new year, on Saturday, January 21st, the women of the NY Tri-State Regnum Christi section welcomed friends to a monthly Morning of Recollection, a continuing series of reflections on the ‘Seven Longings of the Human Heart.’ This month’s focus was on our longing for well-being.  Father Eric Nielsen, LC, shared some

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Mary’s Fiat: An Invitation to Surrender

The New York Tri-State’s annual tradition of offering an Advent morning retreat for women continued this year at a new location: St. Paul Church in Greenwich, Connecticut. Fifty-seven ladies came to seek a little comfort and joy away from the maddening crowds found everywhere else on that busy pre-Christmas Saturday morning. The retreat began in

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The Importance of Doing Small Things with Great Love

The December Evening for Married Couples, held on December 1, 2022, tackled the importance of daily positive interactions for building strong marital relationships.  Father Eric Nielsen, LC, began his talk by referencing the research of Doctors John and Julie Gottman, a married couple who have spent the last forty years providing a research-based approach to

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A Roadmap to Eternity

In the New York Tri-State, if there were a competition for which month deserves the title “most likely to remind you of the end times,” November would most certainly win.  Visitors to our area shouldn’t be fooled by the gorgeous, warm, multicolored foliage. Any local will tell you that it’s just a matter of weeks

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