Monthly Archives: October 2013

No matter where we go, poverty is poverty, misery is misery, injustice is injustice. Now I am in the Far East Island of the Philippines; a few months ago I was in Brazil. In a couple of months I will … Continue reading →

The following is the first installment of blogs from Regnum Christi consecrated woman Jana Crea and her missionary team of young women on the most recent mission trip to Haiti. Our mission “family” all began our journey to Haiti yesterday … Continue reading →

Discerning a vocation doesn’t come with a how-to manual. It is not merely a matter of ‘doing what I’ve always dreamed’ or ‘doing what God wants’ as some may think. Discerning a vocation is discovering how God is calling you … Continue reading →

“Jesus is closer than you think, sometimes you just have to look a little harder.” Confio en ti I take enormous pleasure in watching the young seminarians carry out their daily activities. Whether they are playing soccer, studying, praying in … Continue reading →

“Courage is not simply one of the virtues, but the form of every virtue at the testing point.” —  CS Lewis In a few short months, another batch of Legionary deacons will be ordained to the priesthood in Rome. They … Continue reading →

Meet Jennifer Hettrick, the newest member of the initial stage at Mater Ecclesiae College. Jennifer grew up in Prince Albert, Saskatchewan, Canada, the second youngest of six kids. For her family “faith was always important, basically part of who we … Continue reading →

No, I’m not talking about a prediction the Pope might make. This is a prediction I’m making about the Holy Father. Here goes: within the next week, Pope Francis will do something that will agitate lots of people. I doubt … Continue reading →

Last summer I celebrated 20 years of total consecration to Christ living poor, chaste and obedient dedicated to Him and available to serve wherever He sent me. The occasion left me with a desire to share with family and friends … Continue reading →

Sometimes the oddest things stand out. As I start working in Canada, one thing that has stood out is what’s just outside my bedroom window. Our house in Oakville backs towards a major intersection so I can hear the hum … Continue reading →

Taniele Tucker grew up in the Bahamas. The island’s economic mainstay is tourism, the climate is warm and tropical, and the scenery beautiful. Almost every Sunday Taniele enjoyed picnics on the beach with her tight-knit family, including aunts, uncles and … Continue reading →