Category Archives: RC Live

The North American Territory is really big – geographically, at least. It is so big that some of its parts are not even in what a geography professor would call North America.  As a result, the Regnum Christi Renewal Convention … Continue reading →

We are in the American political season.  Wasn’t Super Tuesday a thrill?  Well…maybe not. Politics seems to be bringing out the worst in already contentious personalities as candidates for President take turns calling each other names and claiming the moral … Continue reading →

The convention is happening at the conference center at The University of St. Mary of the Lake/Mundelein Seminary, Mundelein, Illinois.  They use really wide business cards. The convention materials say the event is in Chicago, and, indeed, we are in … Continue reading →

The communications director for our organization has many inspiring and fun opportunities.  And, yes, sometimes there are yucky things to deal with, but the hope and joy of the mission ALWAYS outshines the not-so-fun stuff. Well…this week is the Regnum … Continue reading →

Silence isn’t always golden. We expect silence from certain people and in certain situations. Mimes, for example, are generally silent. But God isn’t supposed to be silent; his apparent silence is the source of suffering. When we cry out to … Continue reading →

“You are the delight of my Heart.” Christ soothes the heart of St Faustina Kowalska with this tender whisper. She writes of it often in her diary. We are all the delight of his heart. You are. Do you believe … Continue reading →

I love being part of a big family. Well, to some, six might be more medium-sized, but I guess adding in the aunts and uncles, cousins, nieces and nephews gives me that big-family feel. And funny thing is, at Regnum … Continue reading →

Today in the context of Lent we are reminded of no matter how many sins we have done God is willing to take care of us like the tree that hasn’t yet produced fruit. Sin is what kills life in … Continue reading →

Recently at a workshop in Michigan, I bumped into a young woman whom I knew when I was chaplain at her high school. She told me that she has been looking for someone online, so I took advantage to pick … Continue reading →

Over the past years during Lent, with a group of fellow seminarians, I have been walking the streets of Rome visiting churches praying for your intentions for a day in what we call the “Church-a-thon”. We visit 30 churches, praying … Continue reading →