Follow TCP's 4-part series on lay Catholic leadership for civil society (Excerpts from the book Catholic Leadership for Civil Society) and start on a journey to understand the authentic character of the lay vocation. It’s your turn, lead!
Despite its central position in the Church, Rome faces challenges that echo broader European trends. Secularism, materialism, and a disconnection from religious practices have influenced even the city's own inhabitants.
The Epiphany is not just a solemnity in the liturgical calendar or a historical event; it can be a living example of how we, as Catholic professionals, can approach leadership in the world.
Follow TCP's 4-part series on lay Catholic leadership for civil society (Excerpts from the book Catholic Leadership for Civil Society) and start on a journey to understand the authentic character of the lay vocation. It’s your turn, lead!
Follow TCP's 4-part series on lay Catholic leadership for civil society (Excerpts from the book Catholic Leadership for Civil Society) and start on a journey to understand the authentic character of the lay vocation. It’s your turn, lead!
By engaging in the world as baptized Christians, lay people have the opportunity to bring Christ’s light to every corner of society. This apostolic task is not something external to the lay vocation but is at its very heart, woven into the fabric of their secular lives.
Tepeyac Leadership, Inc. (TLI), a global apostolate dedicated to forming lay Catholic leaders for civil society, today announced significant plans for expansion and growth in Europe and beyond. Founded in 2018 by the Most Rev. Thomas Olmsted, Bishop Emeritus of Phoenix, and led by CEO, Cristofer Pereyra, Tepeyac Leadership has
The Feast of the Holy Family calls Catholics to reflect on the sanctity of their families and the way they integrate faith and work.
Ultimately, it’s not about success but about a commitment to struggle for growth as human beings and God’s children.
This Jubilee of Hope presents a chance to reflect on how their work, relationships, and daily lives can become more aligned with the teachings of the Church and contribute to the building of God’s Kingdom on earth.
Celebrate Christmas with faith by prioritizing Christ, aiding the poor, supporting Catholic causes, and spending wisely to reflect charity, solidarity, and stewardship.
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.
At its core, Christmas is about the birth of Christ. Our gratitude for God’s greatest gift to humanity must be the source of our love, generosity, and humility at work—the very qualities that can transform our professional interactions and create an atmosphere of peace and goodwill.
The Christmas season is a time to make (even more) room for Christ in our hearts and in our lives. For Catholic professionals, it can also be a season of balancing multiple demands—work deadlines, family gatherings, and the authentic spiritual significance of Christmas. As the year winds down, finding
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
The growing devotion to Our Lady of Guadalupe in the United States reflects the changing landscape of Catholicism in the country. As a symbol of faith, love, and hope, she has become a central figure not just for Latino Catholics, but for the broader Catholic community in America.
