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See the ECYD Statutes at This Copyright © Legionaries of Christ, 2016. ECYD Identity and Mission IDENTITY 1 ECYD is an international Catholic association ECYD is an association of adolescents who make a pledge of − understood in the friendship with Christ and with each other broad sense of the word to build up a new world according to the − because it is a group Gospel. with its own identity and structure. The “pledge of friendship with Christ and with each other to build up a new world according to the Gospel” expresses the life style − a specific way of living Christian life (Cf. ECYD Statutes 10§1) − that ECYD offers adolescents. Number 3 of these Statutes explains how an adolescent in ECYD seeks to build up a new world according to the Gospel. 2 §1. ECYD is part of the Regnum The General Statutes of Christi Movement and depends on Regnum Christi will de- it for its governance and structure. fine how ECYD is part of the Movement. §2. ECYD Adolescents live the ECYD is a way of living charism of the Movement according Christian life according to their age. to a specific charism. It is not merely an apostolate of the Movement. ECYD STATUTES 5 Chapter 1 MISSION 3 The ECYD mission is to The ECYD mission includes collaborate with Christ so that both the mission of the men- he might reign in the hearts of tor and of the adolescent. An adolescents and in the world. ECYD Adolescent’s mission is specified in #7, 29 and 30; and the mentor’s in #32 of these Statutes. NAME 4 §1. The name ECYD is an A lower case “y” or all lower acronym that represents case letters can be used for de- “encounters, convictions, sign purposes. your decisions.” The name “ECYD” should be used as such globally, indepen- dent of a country’s language. §2. The name denotes the dy- Appendix 1 of these Statutes namic of ECYD’s life: through offers some further articulations different experiences of en- of the encounters, convictions counter, adolescents acquire and decisions according to firm life convictions and learn ECYD spirituality. to make free and responsible decisions according to Gospel criteria. 6 ECYD Spirituality 5 ECYD shares Regnum Christi spirituality adapted to adolescence. CHRIST-CENTEREDNESS 6 Jesus Christ comes to encounter each Friendship with Christ is adolescent. He loves them and invites the specific character- them to follow him (Cf. Mark 10:21), istic of Christ-centered- and to be his friend and apostle (Cf. ness in ECYD. John 15:15-17). An ECYD Adolescent in turn, seeks to respond to Christ with a love that is real, personal, passionate and faithful; making him the center and model of their life, and the criteria of their decisions. THE KINGDOM OF CHRIST 7 Christ taught us to pray, “Thy Kingdom This number about the Come!” (Matthew 6:10). This petition Kingdom of Christ points expresses ECYD Adolescents’ out two characteristics burning desire to have Christ reign in of ECYD Spirituality: their hearts, in the hearts of all people contemplative (§1) and and in the whole world. Therefore, evangelizing (§2). ECYD Adolescents: 1º. seek to know and love Jesus Christ more each day, and foster a close friendship with him, knowing that the transformation of the world begins with a transformation of their own heart (Cf. John 15:4-5); and 2º. give of themselves with great love and enthusiasm to the mission of bringing Christ to those they encounter (Cf. Mark 16:15). ECYD STATUTES 9 Chapter 2 CHARITY 8 Charity is the love of the Heart of Jesus Charity is love received Christ that impels ECYD Adolescents and given. Its origin is to live the New Commandment: “Love God himself, who is love one another as I have loved you” (Cf. 1 John 4:8, 16). This (John 13:34). Charity is ECYD’s prized love has been poured virtue. By living charity, adolescents out into our hearts (Cf. seek to be witnesses of God’s love, Romans 5:5). Therefore, following the example of the first we can love one another Christian communities (Cf. Acts 4:32 (Cf. John 13:34), and pro- and 2:42). claim and give witness to this love (Cf. John 13:35). Cf. Caritas in veritate #5. 10 ECYD Spirituality THE FIVE LOVES OF ECYD 9 Love is born as a response to the The introduction to this experience of being loved (Cf. 1 John number points out the 4:19). Therefore, ECYD Adolescents: reciprocal dynamic of love. When instilling the 1º. seek to passionately, faithfully and loves of ECYD, it is im- generously love Christ as their portant to help the ad- best friend. This love is nourished olescent discover that by the Eucharist and the Gospel, they are loved by Christ, and is fostered in a life of grace the Blessed Virgin Mary, and prayer; and the Church; and to help them love ECYD as 2º. seek to love the Blessed Virgin the place to encounter Mary as their mother with the other loves. filial affection (Cf. John 19:27), entrusting themselves to her care and intercession, and seeking to imitate her in her virtues;1 3º. seek, as a living member of the Church, to love her and collaborate in her evangelizing mission;2 and to love the Pope,3 the Vicar of Christ, by knowing and spreading his teachings and engaging in his initiatives; 4º. seek to love others (Cf. Luke 10:27-37) by living charity and enthusiastically collaborating with Christ so that in him all might encounter their salvation and the fulfillment of their lives. (Cf. 1 Timothy 2:3-4); and 5º. seek to love ECYD as a personal gift received from God; which helps them to encounter Christ, grow in friendship with him, and together with their friends, be his apostles. 1 Cf. LG #65. 3 Cf. LG #22 and 23. 2 Cf. LG #33. ECYD STATUTES 11 Chapter 2 A SPECIFIC STYLE OF CHRISTIAN LIFE 10 §1. ECYD presents adolescents with an attractive and demanding Christian ideal and lifestyle. By virtue of baptism, an adolescent is called to holiness and to the apostolate. Therefore, each one seeks to follow Jesus Christ by responding to his love and allowing themselves to be transformed by his grace.4 §2. ECYD helps adolescents grow The virtues mentioned in the virtues that most characterize here, aside from being its spirituality: it challenges them to virtues of ECYD spiritu- live in the truth, with integrity and ality, are aligned with the authenticity (Cf. Matthew 5:37); it specific needs of adoles- helps them to realize the need for cents. obedience understood as listening to and freely accepting God’s will (Cf. Luke 1:38); it invites them to live generous self-giving as a way to authentic fulfillment and happiness (Cf. Acts 20:35); it helps them to live purity as a path of true freedom and love (Cf. Matthew 5:8); and it moves them to live their whole life with the enthusiasm and joy proper to a Christian (Cf. Philippians 4:4). 4 Cf. LG #33 and 40. VS #21. 12 ECYD Spirituality INVOCATIONS 11 The ECYD invocation to Christ is When Regnum Christi “Christ, our King, thy Kingdom settles on its Marian come!” Its Marian invocation is invocation, it will be “Mother most pure, pray for us.” decided whether ECYD adopts that invocation, or keeps “Mother, most pure.” PATRON SAINTS 12 ECYD is dedicated to the Blessed Saint Agnes and Saint Virgin Mary. ECYD also invokes Saint José Sanchez del Río are Agnes and Saint José Sánchez del patron saints for both Río as patron saints. Their passionate girls and boys of ECYD love for Christ, their courage in the not just for one of the defense of the faith, and their purity branches. of heart makes these patron saints excellent models for all adolescents who desire to generously live their friendship with, and self-giving to, Christ. TRADITIONS 13 §1. ECYD Adolescents celebrate These traditions are an in a special way the solemnity of expression of the five Our Lord Jesus Christ, King of the loves. Universe, its patron saints according to the liturgical calendar, and the The liturgy celebrates anniversary of the Pope’s election. ECYD patron saints on the day of their martyr- §2. ECYD Adolescents make an dom: St. Agnes on Jan- annual pilgrimage to a Marian uary 21st and St. José shrine. Sánchez del Río on Feb- ruary 10th. ECYD STATUTES 13 Chapter 2 ECYD SYMBOLS 14 The ECYD symbols, which help to The ECYD Cross opens create unity and a sense of belonging, up vertically from earth are: to heaven and horizon- tally from the center to 1º. The ECYD Cross which repre- the sides reflecting the sents the pledge of friendship openness of man toward each adolescent makes with God and the desire to Christ and with each other to bring his love to all oth- build up a new world according ers. A chain encompasses to the Gospel. the center of the cross, reflecting unity and the adolescents’ pledge of friendship with Christ and with each other. The let- ters “ECYD” are set from top to bottom on the ver- tical beam of the cross. 2º. The red and white ECYD Flag − The ECYD Flag has the from left to right − highlighting same colors and layout the ECYD Cross on the white as the flag of the Regnum section. Christi Movement and the Legion of Christ. The graphic design of the ECYD symbols will be de- fined in a later document, which will also include the official logo of ECYD.
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