Live like it matters
A movement providing practical formation and brotherhood to Catholic men.
Build your prayer life
Daily readings and meditations drawn from the writings of the Greats.
Learn the mass this lent
Join the Cristeros as we enter into a daily rhythm of prayers and meditations, focused on teaching you how to fully participate in the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass.
CristeroCast & PRayerCast
Podcasts to help you through classic prayers and provide insight on the Catholic life.
Community & Formation App
Easily access all our formational content and reignite your parish community in our mobile app.
A Cristero is a Catholic man who lives his identity as a brother of Christ the King—formed in a common prayer life and rooted in true devotion to Jesus through Mary. He is formed by the Church’s rich liturgical traditions and the great masters of its spiritual life, so he can live his faith as a man of his parish.
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Men are drawn to mission. Without a rooted identity — and without strong relationships with our families, our parishes, and other men — we struggle and fail in that mission.
Cristeros exists to strengthen identity in Christ, build fraternity, and help men pursue the Faith every day.
Unite the men of your parish
Our membership platform houses all our resources, and gives you access to online and in-person community building tools free of charge.
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This lent, enter into the mass
Join the Cristeros as we enter into a daily rhythm of prayers and meditations, focused on teaching you how to fully participate in the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass.
LISTEN ON THE ROAD
Resources to pursue Christ on the road or at random.
Daily reflections
Build a prayer habit with daily meditations drawn from the Greats of the Church.
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Laymen and priests discussing the Faith.
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Recorded prayers to follow along to.
Stop attending mass
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Why Cristeros?
Cristeros takes its name from the Catholics in Mexico (1926–1929) who held fast to Christ and His Church under intense pressure from the Communist Mexican government.
We don’t romanticize conflict; we honor their faithfulness, and we aim to live it today in our homes, our work, and our parishes.
Become a Cristero today