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Regnum Christi consecrated women live as brides, sisters and mothers while sharing their faith with others
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Consecrated women of the Regnum Christi movement live according to a spirituality centered on being a spouse of Christ, a sister, and a mother, according to Rachel Peach. Peach, a consecrated woman in the movement, described Regnum Christi as an international spiritual family that includes priests, consecrated men and women, and laity.
The movement originated from the Legionaries of Christ. Its members seek to live their faith actively and share it through missionary work. Peach noted that the core of her consecration is a personal relationship with Jesus Christ.
Peach lives in a community with seven other consecrated women in Anderson Township, Ohio. While residing in this community, the women minister in various locations.
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Diocese of Covington · Bella Young
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