Spirituality of The Regnum Marianum Community
Regnum Marianum is a Catholic community, without any innovative theology. Originally Regnum was a community of diocesian priests, teaching and raising 10-18 year old boys, following the model of Saint Philip Neri and Don Bosco. After 1951 girls also joined the groups, and the age of members was growing. Now the Regnum is a community of priests and lay people, taking care of everybody from the youngest to the elderly. Some say, that Regnum is a parish without a geographical area.
Regnum is a special Hungarian community, with very few links to international movements, but their activities resemble those of the Communione e Liberazione in Italy.
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