Young
Women

Regnum Christi Young Women are college students and young professionals who feel called to the spiritual family of Regnum Christi. They seek to be apostles in the world through the charism of Regnum Christi.

Our Mission (RC Statutes #8)

Five Pillars of Regnum Christi Life

To fulfill our mission, we seek to make present the mystery of Christ who goes out to people, reveals the love of his heart to them (Spiritual Life), gathers them together (Team Life) and forms them as apostles – Christian leaders (Formation), sends them out (Apostolate), and accompanies them as they collaborate in the evangelization of people and of society (Accompaniment). 

Jill Swallow

  • Local Director RC Young Women
  • Core Team member of National RC Music Collective

Angie Hilbun

  • Local Young Adult ministry
  • Coordinator of Young Adult Evangelization, St. Joseph’s Catholic Church

Events for Young Women

Prayer & Discernment

Prayer and the sacraments nourish our Christian life. Let these prayers guide you in your conversations with God, awakening in your heart and mind attitudes of adoration, wonder, gratitude, and contrition.

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Houston Young Adult Women's Section

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Jill Swallow grew up in a family of five in the small town of Versailles, Ohio, where she was involved in a parish youth group, marching band, cheerleading, student council, and various choirs. She studied Early Childhood Education at Miami University in Oxford for two years and then perceived a call from God to total consecration and missionary work. Jill spent the first eight years of her consecrated life at Mater Ecclesia College in Rhode Island (a formation center for consecrated women), as both a student and a dean of students for the freshman and sophomore classes. When she wasn’t studying or running activities, Jill was busy directing the choir and recording music CDs! Prior to her assignment in Houston, Jill served within ECYD and Regnum Christi in the Ohio Valley and as Formation Director at Everest Collegiate High School and Academy in Clarkston, Michigan.

Angie Hilbun is from Baton Rouge, Louisiana. In her early college years, Angie volunteered in National Evangelization Teams in Australia. Shortly after, drawn to the evangelizing characteristic of Regnum Christi, she joined the RC Young Women’s College Team at LSU in 1999 and, in 2000, became consecrated to God. She currently ministers to college students and young professionals in Houston. Angie received a bachelor’s degree in Educational Sciences and Pastoral Studies from Anahuac University, a bachelor’s degree in Religious Sciences from Regina Apostolorum, and a master’s degree in Theology. She specializes in consecrated life, spiritual direction, and the 19th Annotation of Ignatian Spiritual Exercises. Angie’s preferred place to be is enjoying a relaxing community day outdoors or on retreat, playing sports, and being with friends and family.