RCNY Tri-State Members Celebrate with Cheshire
The 40th-anniversary celebration of the Legionaries of Christ seminary in Cheshire, CT was held September 1-3, 2003, and was enjoyed by all who attended. Saturday started with a beautiful mass
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A View From the Porch
I must confess, I am a little obsessed with front porches. I trace this back to 1980 and my college friend’s roommate, a history major, who wrote a Senior thesis
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Making a Splash in the World One Camp at a Time
Challenge Camp provides a unique opportunity for young girls to build a relationship with Christ. In this modern world, our youth is constantly under attack by social media, mass media,
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Fun with the Holy Spirit
Visiting friends on Memorial Day Weekend meant doing something I really don’t like- finding and attending Mass at some random church and hoping for the best. Since I also
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A Life-Changing Experience
We heard for years that a pilgrimage to the Holy Land would be life-changing and knew the experience would be incredible, but we weren’t anticipating just how much! From the
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Who is the Man of the Shroud?
On Saturday, April 8th Fr. Andrew Dalton, LC, offered a talk for men at the Legionary community house in Rye, NY. Fr. Andrew is a Theology professor at Regina Apostolorum
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Is Jesus in New Jersey?
I have been asking myself this very question since I moved here 19 years ago. I am sure we can all agree, New Jersey gets a bad rap. I am
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Empowering and Equipping Couples
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,
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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
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“Have fun at your retreat!”
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
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