Living Stones
"The temple that Our Lady wants is a spiritual temple that is built out of the 'living stones' of our lives," - Archbishop José H. Gomez
Cristofer Pereyra
Author, CEO of Tepeyac Leadership, Inc., a global non-profit organization dedicated to civic leadership development for lay Catholic professionals. Follow me on Instagram!
Holy Labor
Through our daily efforts, we actively participate in God’s ongoing creation. Work is not merely what we do; it is the domain in which we sanctify ourselves and transform the world.
Choosing Hope
Amid headlines dominated by global conflict, division, and uncertainty, we often hear narratives suggesting that faith is in decline. Yet, if we look closely, God is continually working in quiet, extraordinary ways, often in places where we least expect it.
Holy Footsteps
Every stone whispered of a radical call. Jesus did not form His disciples to remain sequestered in comfort, but sent them instead to transform a broken world.
Sacred Steps
Since arriving on Sunday, I have had the absolute privilege of walking the very land where Jesus Christ lived, walked, and shared the Gospel.
Cristero Legacy
As we reflect on the sacrifices of the approximately 90,000 lives lost during the Cristero War, let us recommit ourselves to defending our faith today.
Global Renewal
Societies facing severe political instability and public anxiety, the human heart continually yearns for stability, reconciliation, and a higher moral purpose in public life.
¡Viva España!
As a student of history, I can't help but remember that Spain has given the Church so many saints and over the centuries brought so many souls to God; it's easy to celebrate with them this week.
One Beautiful Game
As we watch nations gather on the global stage, we are reminded of how powerful it is when humanity finds a shared joy. It shows us that beneath our differences, there is a human desire for community, for excellence, and for celebration.
True Leadership
Who is tasked with fixing these broken systems? Who is responsible for building a society where the vulnerable are protected, infrastructure is resilient, and emergency responses are swift, competent, and ethical? The answer is us, the laity.
Heroic Moments
Most of us, will not be called to jump into the freezing waters of a waterfall to rescue someone. But indistinguishable from the other threads that make up the fabric of life, we will always have endless moments in our life that call for authentic Christian heroism.
Leading Outward
Together, let us continue to bring the light of the Gospel into the heart of the world. Because if not now, when? And if not us, then who?
Leadership Commitment
The challenges facing our world are real. The headlines can sometimes feel overwhelming. Yet our response must never be discouragement. Our response must be leadership.
Ciao from Milan
Whether we look at global instability, cultural confusion, or the quieter challenges inside our organizations and families, one question keeps surfacing with urgency. What does faithful leadership look like when it is not convenient?
Greetings from Fatima
Fatima is one of the two Marian sanctuaries that participants in the TLI program may choose for their Tepeyac Leadership Retreat, the highlight of their eighteen-week experience through the leadership program.