
Regnum Christi Spotlight featuring Mary Rohe
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
Read MoreSitting 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
Read MoreThe Healing Power of Confession Jill Caridi was raised in Brooklyn, New York, in a close-knit, Italian-American family. She lived in a two-family house with her mom, dad, and two
Read MoreIsabel Cotti considers herself incredibly blessed. She grew up in Caracas, Venezuela, where she attended the girls’ Regnum Christi school just one year after it opened. She was fortunate to
Read MoreLuly Fernández hails from Monterrey, Mexico where she grew up along with her 6 siblings (4 older sisters and 2 younger brothers). Her parents were devoted Catholics and raised their
Read MoreNeither Communism, nor the “Boat People” ordeal at sea, nor pirates could drown out God’s call for my life. For whom he calls he also paves the way. My path
Read MoreBack to My Roots… Isn’t it funny how God sometimes sends us on a long journey only to bring us back to where we started? My parents were native New
Read MoreBrenner and Kristen have been married for ten years and live in Ridgefield, CT, with their four children: Mariella, 9; Brenner, 7; Juliette, 4; Seraphina, newborn. Brenner grew up in
Read MoreFor Kristen LeCompte, motherhood and fitness go hand in hand. She’s both a stay-at-home mom and a part-time fitness instructor, and has been working with a fitness program called Fit4mom,
Read MoreMy husband, Rob, and I went through 16 years of Catholic education. While we were dating we often went to Mass together, but we were cafeteria Catholics at that time
Read More“Today we are surrounded by division, confusion, and uncertainty. Bedrock values that enabled prior generations to endure hardship, overcome challenges, and thrive are no longer considered essential. Truth has become
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