Category Archives: RC Live

As President of the United States, George Washington proclaimed the first nationwide thanksgiving celebration in America marking November 26, 1789, “as a day of public thanksgiving and prayer to be observed by acknowledging with grateful hearts the many and signal … Continue reading →

“I send you as sheep in the midst of wolves” (Mt.10:16). Lord, why “as a sheep”? Why not as another animal? Why as a fickle,  defenseless, weak, dependent, little animal? Then I remember: you offered yourself as the “Lamb of … Continue reading →

It was during my “Moral de la Persona” class, assuming I was in for a peaceful Friday morning like the others. During this extra year of formation I am auditing a few classes at the Universidad Ecclecial San Damaso, where … Continue reading →

“In the Lord’s hand the king’s heart is a stream of water that he channels toward all who please him.” (Prov 21:1) The feast of Christ the King has always been an important day for Regnum Christi and the Legion. We … Continue reading →

“No elderly person should be like an ‘exile’ in our families. The elderly are a treasure for our society.” — Pope Francis Khanittha Phasaeng winner of Miss Thailand 2015 returned home and bent down on her knees to kiss and thank … Continue reading →

The gift of baptism stamps our life. We aren’t the same before and after. The door is opened to a new and unimaginably wondrous life. We become children of God, apostles, members of the Mystical Body of Christ. These are … Continue reading →

We just finished our second “open Mass” of the year here at Cerro Del Coto. It’s beautiful to have the RC family come to our house once a month to celebrate Who and what unites us, especially during this period … Continue reading →

November 11 marked my first 3 months of living in Madrid. Has it gone fast or slow? Have I liked it or has it been hard? Umm…good questions. Maybe it’d be easier to put it in some highs and lows. … Continue reading →

Ancient Israelites saw the figure of their king as more than a ruler, a governor, or an authority. He was meant to be a shepherd, close to his people, bearing their burdens and protecting them. The king was only a … Continue reading →

The readings today put us in the context of being in the last days. It is good to remember that our time is limited and we don’t know when our time will end. A few days ago in Paris the … Continue reading →