As a cradle Catholic and youngest of three brothers, Dave Regitz grew up in a very close-knit and spiritually rich family. He followed in the footsteps of his brothers and attended Texas A&M University in College Station, TX, graduating with a B.S. in Industrial Distribution (Engineering route to business) in May 2001. Playing Christian music first entered his life when he joined the 11:00 a.m. Mass choir at St.Mary's in College Station as a freshman. Regitz played praise songs during the Mass and received a lot of positive feedback. A couple of guys from the choir and Dave were encouraged to record some of these praise songs, and so in January of 1999 he recorded my first project. The album was named, "Eleven O' Clock", after the 11:00 a.m. choir where the band had met. The recording was well received in many areas of the U.S. and has even found it's way to a couple other countries. The band was dissolved a year later and Dave began writing and leading worship on his own. 

After being invited by one of his very ecumenical Catholic friends to a weekly interdenominational praise and worship meeting in the Memorial Student Center (MSC) on the Texas A&M campus, Regitz played regularly with non-Catholics (some of them fallen away Catholics). He saw this meeting as an opportunity to bridge the gaps between them by talking about differences in their beliefs, as the Holy Father John Paul II calls us to do, as well as grow in his own faith. It ended up that meeting those guys was one of the best things to happen to his faith. Regitz searched for answers through studying the Scriptures, Apologetics and History of the Church. His song writing really began to take a deeper and more poetic form and his love for Jesus and the Church grew. He knew that Christ was calling me to his my gifts in ministry and expand the Kingdom of Heaven. 

In the Spring of 2001, Regitz recorded his most recent project, "Delivered", with one of the guys he met in the MSC, Brent Horan. They decided to convert his house into a temporary recording studio and record five of each of their original songs. For approximately a month and a half they recorded "Delivered" and after mixing and mastering in a studio in Atlanta, GA the album was released to the general public in the Student Center of St.Mary's in College Station. Our Lady has been a powerful intercessor in Regitz’s life and music and he will continue to pray that the graces of her Son, that flow through her, will saturate this ministry. Brent and Dave are now in different towns and so once again he finds himself leading this ministry with the accompaniment of various singers and musicians. 

Regitz’s calling to minister through music becomes more clear everyday, and after teaching Theology to high school students for a year and incorporating his music into class, he feels that his gifts are geared toward the youth and young adults. No occupation or ministry in which he’s ever been involved gives him the joy and peace that he finds in leading others in worship of Jesus. He can identify with St.Augustine, who must have had a roller coaster faith, because his truthful words penetrate Regitz’s soul..."Our hearts are restless, until they rest in you, Oh Lord!"