SOS from the Philippines
A week before Christmas, Super Typhoon Rai swept across the southern part of the Philippines, leaving chaos in its wake: impassable roads, extensive damage to homes and the livelihood of […]
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The Solemnity of the Mother of God, Holy Mother Mary
During the octave of Christmas the Church celebrates the Solemnity of the Mother of God, the motherhood of the Blessed Virgin Mary. The first Marian dogma is that she […]
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Merry Christmas!
Dear visitors to our website, we Schoenstatt Sisters of Mary wish you a blessed and Merry Christmas also in this year 2021! Around the world we celebrate together the great […]
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And it Happened…
Christmas in the Coronavirus Pandemic (Based on a True Event) Months before the feastday, it was apparent that Christmas 2020 would be different from every Christmas previously. Masks, social distancing, […]
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“Ask the Animals …“ – 10
Spitz, Keep Guard! “How does this navigation system, this GPS, work?” my co-sister wanted to know. Fascinating! If someone doesn‘t have a sense of direction: No problem! Reliably […]
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“Flood boxes” for the Ahr Valley Provide Help in Romania
After the great flood in the Ahr Valley we Sisters of Mary wanted to offer urgent help. In addition to a large financial contribution through the Diocese of Trier […]
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Giving Your Life to God
Investiture of Hemma Strutz of Austria – with Video-Impressionen from the clothing ceremony – On November 21, 2021 eight young women from four continents began their journey as […]
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“Ask the Animals …“ – 09
The Cow The cow is a beloved and very useful domesticated animal. We appreciate its good milk and dairy products. Respective to the country in which the bovine is […]
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Investiture of the Schoenstatt Sisters of Mary in Schoenstatt, Germany
Let my Life be a Great Magnificat! “From the moment I surrendered all of my insecurities and took the first step toward answering God’s call, it was if I […]
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“Ask the Animals …“ – 08
A Pike in a Pond of Carps This saying dates back to the German historian Heinrich Leo (1799 – 1878) who pegged this expression for the French Emperor Napoleon […]
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