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The men, women, young Adults, and children of Regnum Christi Raleigh. Regnum Christi is Latin for “Kingdom of Christ.” We are one Movement within the Catholic Church comprised of four vocations: Legionaries of Christ (the priestly congregation), Consecrated Women of Regnum Christi, Lay Consecrated Men of Regnum Christi and the Lay Members of Regnum Christi. Regnum Christi has a Christ-centered spirituality that is lived together in communion with all members (all four vocations), in union with the whole Church, and through a mission to build the kingdom of Christ. The whole Regnum Christi Movement is made up of 30,000 members throughout 38 countries world-wide.
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March 22
Dear Regnum Christi Members, Greetings from St Joseph's in Raleigh. As we pass the halfway mark in Lent on our journey to Easter, I pray that the Holy Spirit continues to deepen His lively grace within you to bring you closer and closer to union with God. Some of you are familiar with the renewal process within the Legion, while others are not. Click on the above headline or image to read an article which touches on one aspect of the changes that have been implemented over the last several years within our congregation. I thought I would forward it to you for your reading and information. I am happy with the fruits that these changes have brought about in our Legionary lives. If at any time you have any questions about our renewal, always feel free to ask me. Thank you for your continued prayers and support for the new LC community here in North Carolina. It is a blessing for us to be here. Sincerely, Fr. Stephen Ellis, LC RC Chaplain North CarolinaRead More -
June 19
Greetings and peace to you all. I received the happy news that my term is finished in Washington, DC and I am now assigned to the new Legionary community in Raleigh to continue working in Regnum Christi for all of North Carolina. Even though... (CLICK TITLE TO READ MORE)Read More
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RC Live Blog
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4 days agoLast month I wrote about my favorite October saint (out of all the humble and holy October saints, St. Faustina is my fave). November, too, is replete with big name saints, like St. Martin de Porres (
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4 weeks agoIf you love the saints, October is the month for you – it’s filled with the feast days of some of the Church’s most endearing and compelling saints. There’s a “big” saint for almost every day of the...
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a month agoAs Christians, we are disciples of Jesus Christ, those who take up our cross daily to follow him (cf. Lk 9:23), are baptized in his name (cf. Acts19:4), and thus are adopted into his family (cf. Rom...
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Upcoming Events
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Thursday, December 2, 7:00 PM - 8:30 PM
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Friday, December 3, 6:00 PM
Join us for this opportunity to prepare our hearts for Advent, with an Evening of Reflection by retreat master and author of Reclaiming Love, Fr. Martin Connor, LC and dinner. Click on image or title to register. All men are invited.Read More -
Saturday, December 4, 8:30 AM
Please join us for this opportunity to strengthen and gain insight to love our Lord more deeply this Advent, with reflections by retreat master and author of Reclaiming Love, Fr. MartinConnor, LC and a continental breakfast. Click on the image or title to register. All women are invited.Read More -
Thursday, January 6, 7:00 PM - 8:30 PM
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Saturday, January 8
"Breathe in Me, O Holy Spirit: For the Sake of the Kingdom" -- a day of formation with Fr. Stephen Ellis, LC, and Janet Lees. CLICK TITLE for more information and link to registration formRead More
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Regnum Christi... an apostolic movement on a mission
