Cristofer Pereyra

“O Mother, strengthen the faith of our brothers and sisters in the laity, so that in every field of social, professional, cultural and political life they may act in accordance with the truth and the law brought by your Son to mankind.”

The prayer of St. John Paul II at the Basilica of Guadalupe, in Mexico (1979) continues to guide and inspire the work of Tepeyac Leadership, Inc. pray for us!

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‎Catholic Leadership for Civil Society on Apple Podcasts ‎Business · 2021

For years she was my direct supervisor at the Diocese of Phoenix, a mentor, and excellent role model, as leader and professional. Today I am happy to call her a friend. I am so pleased that tonight Dr. Maria Romo Chavira will be (officially) receiving the St. Juan Diego Leadership for the World Award. Congratulations!

Congratulations to our Chancellor, Dr. Maria Chavira, who is being presented with the St. Juan Diego Leadership for the World Award at Tepeyac Leadership, Inc.'s Leadership Night. You are a gift! 🎉🎉

Humbled and honored to be part of this gathering of Catholic leaders. I hope to see you there friends!

If you will be attending Napa Institute's Annual Summer Conference this July 21-25, don't miss Tepeyac Leadership, Inc.'s own Cristofer Pereyra as he leads one of the breakout sessions. http://napa-institute.org/conference/11th-annual-summer-conference/

Relational Coaching: The Power of Leadership Rooted in Code Switching | Brian Rosario | TEDxOxnard Brian Rosario speaks on a coach's interpretation of code-switching as it relates to leadership, culture, and influence. Every team, whether it's a sports tea...

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Leadership Unpacked: How To Think Like A Human Leader This inability to come to a consensus on the meaning of leadership isn’t down to it being an esoteric concept that only the few, brilliant ones among us can fathom.

"For more than thirty years, I have struggled over my role within the framework of litigation. I want to be a good Catholic. I want to be a good lawyer. Can I be both?" Proud to share this excellent piece by our board member David Shaneyfelt. https://ir.stthomas.edu/ustlj/vol17/iss1/7/

What a great weekend with this beautiful group of men and women of Christ!

Sanctifying the Ordinary by Mari Price, TLI Graduate Class of 2018 I have a small second-hand purple book containing a wrinkled, over-highlighted collection of thoughts and aspirations from St. Josemaría Escrivá, the Spanish priest who founded Opus Dei. The short little sentences seem to always offer beautiful inspiration...

Time to roll up our sleeves and !

Lay Catholic professionals this is ...if not now, when? If not us, who?

"The Gospel of Easter is very clear: we need to go back there, to see Jesus risen, and to become witnesses of his Resurrection. This is not to go back in time; it is not a kind of nostalgia. It is returning to our first love, in order to receive the fire which Jesus has kindled in the world and to bring that fire to all people, to the very ends of the earth."

~ Pope Francis

Covid’s Surprising Side Effect: Unexpected Leadership Lessons A brush with the brutal virus brought fear, gratitude, and clarity to these business owners.

Happy , Spouse of the Blessed Virgin Mary "In human life, Joseph was Jesus’ teacher in their daily contact, full of refined affection, glad to deny himself to take better care of Jesus. Isn’t that reason enough for us to consider this just man, this holy patriarch, in whom the faith of the Old Covenant comes to full fruition, as a master of interior life? Interior life is nothing but continual and direct conversation with Christ, so as to become one with him. And Joseph can tell us many things about Jesus. Therefore, never neglect devotion to him—Ite ad Ioseph: “Go to Joseph”—as Christian tradition puts it in the words of the Old Testament (Gen 41:55)”

Leadership Is Responsibility As the pandemic radically changes ways that companies do business, people continue to be uncertain about the future.

Please enjoy this new piece from the TLI blog "Being pro-life doesn’t end at the voting booth, with a social media post on respecting the unborn, attending the March for Life, or even in serving in post-abortive healing retreats. All of these are important ways that I work toward building a culture of life, but being pro-life extends to my daily professional life as a Catholic." https://tliprogram.org/2021/03/11/the-pro-life-professional/

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