Catechesis: Proclamation of the faith and spreading Catholic doctrine
The mission of the Consecrated Women is to participate in the mission of Christ, to announce the Good News of the Kingdom, to reconcile men and women with God.
Their apostolate
María Elena Miranda
Maria Elena Miranda has dedicated most of her life to forming others in the faith. Ever since she was a child in ECYD in Spain she had a strong desire for many people to experiene God’s personal love. This passion led her to consecrate herself in Regnum Christi in 1978, to study Religious Sciences with the University of Comillas and to work for more than 30 years as a religion teacher, catechist and formator in Italy, Mexico, Spain, Chile, Venezuela, Colombia and Ecuador. In her desire to evangelize more deeply, Maria Elena promotes the Alpha method, which is an excellent way to explore the Christian faith, ask questions and share points of view. She also answers faith and catechetical questions on the Catholic.net website.
Sabine Laxague
Sabine Laxague, a Consecrated Woman of Regnum Christi, was born in Argentina to a French family. She was consecrated in Rome, 20 years ago. She has worked in Switzerland and France, in Le Chatelard Academy, as well as serving in the diocese, through youth ministry and as a coordinator of catechesis and liturgy in parishes. She is currently working in Buenos Aires in the apostolate ‘The Gospel in the Heart’. This apostolate is a way of receiving and transmitting the Word of God, based on oral transmission proper to the Judeo-Christian culture. ‘The Gospel in the Heart’ proposes a return to the pedagogy instituted by Jesus and his apostles: to learn the Gospel by heart, from heart to heart, in small groups, to treasure it within the heart, to meditate on it and then be able to give it to those who need it.
We carry out this apostolate through activities and programs that proclaim the faith and offer formation to people who want to respond to the call of evangelization: “Go out to all the world and proclaim the Gospel to every nation” (Mk 16:15).