
Hopeful Signs That What We’re Doing Is Essential
These are hopeful signs, dear friends. They affirm that what we are doing together at Tepeyac Leadership is not only relevant—it is essential.
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These are hopeful signs, dear friends. They affirm that what we are doing together at Tepeyac Leadership is not only relevant—it is essential.
At Tepeyac Leadership, we believe it is our duty as lay Catholics to bring Christ into every corner of public life—not just within the walls of the Church.
At TLI, we believe that every Catholic is called to lead—not only in their parishes but primarily in the world. Our mission is to equip them with the formation, skills, and courage to do so effectively.
I hope this message finds you well. I want to share a special experience I had last week—one that I truly consider an honor and a blessing. I was invited to offer the opening prayer before the legislative session at the Arizona House of Representatives. This opportunity was made
In a world that often glorifies overwork, Joseph calls us to balance our professional responsibilities with our duties as spouses, parents, and community members. Prioritizing family, setting boundaries, and making time for God and our loved ones are ways we can follow his example.
I write to you filled with gratitude and excitement after an incredible journey across Europe, where we had the opportunity to share the mission of Tepeyac Leadership in Rome, London, and Lisbon. Each stop was a testament to the faith, dedication, and commitment of Catholic leaders striving to transform civil
"There isn’t a magic pill or formula that works for everyone, every time, to survive the forces of secularism in the workplace. Sometimes, despite our best efforts, there will be casualties."
We don’t deceive ourselves in thinking that ours is a magic pill that can solve all the problems in the Church and society. But we are convinced investing in the next generation of lay Catholic leaders for the secular world is a critical part of the equation.
As we move forward, we can take heart in knowing our Christian values are not only enduring but can reassert themselves in the public sphere.
“By promising to separate the two subjects,” Frémont said, “François Bayrou is showing that he has grasped what is at stake in this debate. This will ensure that palliative care is not used as an excuse to legalize administered death in France.”
We are called to lead by example, to be effective lay Catholic leaders who shape civil society with courage, wisdom, and the light of the Gospel.
At Tepeyac Leadership, we are energized by these developments, as they align with our mission of forming a more faithful and committed Catholic laity.
Let's think of resolutions which not only enhance our careers but also deepen our faith and contribute positively to our communities. As Catholic professionals, our faith provides a unique framework for setting goals that nourish our spirit, strengthen our witness, and guide us in our everyday work.
The birth of Jesus, God’s greatest gift to humanity, is a reminder of the profound hope and transformation that comes with His presence. As Catholic professionals, we are called to live out the Gospel in our everyday lives—bringing Christ into our work, our relationships, and our communities.
As we approach the end of the year, we take a moment to reflect on the incredible work Tepeyac Leadership has accomplished over the past months. Through your support, we have been able to form and equip lay Catholic leaders who are transforming communities and advancing the Gospel in civil
As we celebrate Thanksgiving Day here in the United States, we are still counting our blessings from the recent THL conference, this year's TLI cohort, and the many other efforts which Tepeyac Leadership carried out in 2024. Around the corner is also, #GivingTuesday …this is a global day