By Phil Gephart Wouldn’t it be great if we could always learn from other people’s mistakes? Some of us were taught sound financial principles from our parents. I was taught how to shoot a basketball. While that opened doors for me to travel the world and share the
Psalm 24 reminds me of Tepeyac Hill where St. Juan Diego saw our Lady of Guadalupe: “Who shall ascend the hill of the Lord? And who shall stand in His Holy place? He who has clean hands and a pure heart, who does not lift up his soul to what
From a young age, we are taught to make plans for every step of our entire lives, apply for college, choose a degree, find a career that will set us up for success, seek out a relationship, and make choices about where and how we want to live. However, what
“We use Stewardship as a Way of Life here but the part on stewardship of our Earth, looking at God’s gift of creation and how we’re stewards of this gift, we’ve actually never done at the parish. It's a little too groovy for Father.” I
It’s true, abortions have decreased in the US by six percent since the Dobbs decision. But the battle for life is hardly over. Government institutions now appear to be weaponized against US citizens. And the condition of the Catholic faith in much of the world is simply deplorable. In
When we reflect on the story of Easter, the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ, we are reminded of the radical courage He embraced during His time on Earth leading His followers to the truth about their salvation and of the hope He left His apostles to carry forward after
It’s a common occurrence in the Church. I’ve talked about it multiple times over the years. Often, when lay Catholics have an experience of encounter or re-encounter with Christ, their hearts ignite! They are on fire for the Lord. As a result, they want to serve God and
Do you ever feel like Lent just sneaks up? Do you find yourself over-committing to a huge list of everything you want to change and take on over the next 40 days but before you know it, Easter rolls around and your Lenten journey has had no real discipline or
Tepeyac Leadership, Inc. (TLI) announces The Hour of the Laity: A Lay Catholic Conference (THL2023), a new platform to develop lay Catholics for engaging society as civic leaders. This national conference is programed for November 2 – 5, 2023 at Christ Cathedral in the Diocese of Orange. Prospective attendees can learn
Working with passion and faith can be a powerful combination. To work with passion, focus on finding a job or career that aligns with your interests and values. This will make it easier to stay motivated and engaged. To work with faith, consider incorporating spiritual practices such as meditation, prayer,
Meet Jesus Gomez Watch Full Video Welcome to AA or Apostolicam Actuositatem, an interview series on effective apostolic activity for the XXI century. In this episode, we speak with Jesus Gomez, Director of Engineering CAB & Mexico Engineering at Daimler Trucks North America. Hosted by Cristofer Pereyra, CEO for Tepeyac
Tepeyac Leadership, Inc. is pleased to announce its 2023 TLI Cohort. Through its flagship civic leadership-development program, TLI works to form the next generation of Tepeyac Leaders. These are lay Catholic leaders for civil society, representing a wide range of fields, including the corporate, nonprofit, education, health, finance, and legal
Being a leader is not about power or authority, but about serving others in the name of Jesus Christ. The more you focus on serving others, the more you will find purpose and meaning in your role. There are several ways to succeed as a purpose-driven Catholic leader: Connect with
It’s difficult for new entrepreneurs to focus on the intricacies of starting a new venture when they have payroll worries to take care of. What is the primary distinction between individuals who end up driving revenues versus those who scramble and head home discreetly? Regardless of how often entrepreneurs
By Laurie Strom How and where do decisions get made? Governments – yes; Leadership positions in companies and organizations – yes. But where do decisions get made when they need to span countries, work for multiple companies, and are highly technical? For example, where do decisions get made for how airplanes should
When some think of great leaders in business, the image of cape-wearing CEOs, complete with superpowers may come to mind. However, the notion that leaders are born with the traits that make them successful is false. Most of the essential characteristics of strong leaders can be identified, allowing most professionals
