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ON MONDAY EVENINGS

MEETINGS WITH FATHER KENTENICH The Schoenstatt Family in Chile has planned a variety of events for the 50th anniversary of the death of Father Joseph Kentenich. At the shrine in […]

Vocation Story

Sr. M. Virginia – Schoenstatt Sister of Mary – USA “It didn’t take long to realize that if I want to work for Schoenstatt, the best way is by giving […]

Development Center “La Nazarena”, Argentina

On the 18th of March 2018 we were able to officially open our new development center near the Schoenstatt Shrine in Florencio Varela, Argentina. Bishop Tissera, diocesan bishop of our […]

“I am a Mission”

For the third time, representatives of various spiritual communities were invited to a networking meeting from February 23-25, 2018, in the seminary in Fulda to discuss work with youth and […]

YOU ARE MY LETTER

YOU ARE MY LETTER “Do we need, as some do, letters of recommendation to you or from you? You are our letter, written on our hearts.” (2 Corinthians 3:1) The […]

YOU ARE MY LETTER – 01

Mario Hiriart Like Mary, living chalice, bearer of Christ Biographical Notes Born July 23, 1931 in Santiago, Chile Died July 15, 1964 in Milwaukee, USA Mario was a co-founder […]

When Sister Comes Again

As a Choir Director on the Way to the People For several years I have been leading a mixed choir in the neighboring community. I am a church musician by […]

So that Brazil Becomes a Holy Marian Land

“In the shadow of the shrine, the fate of the Church will be co-determined!” These words of our founder, Father Joseph Kentenich, became reality at the meeting of the diocesan […]

Project: Saturday Conversations for Women

On March 3 at the Schoenstatt Center in Opole-Winów, Poland, an event took place for the second time: “Saturday Conversations for Women.” The meetings are for all women: married women, […]

Rabbouni – Master, Lord

Rabbouni – Master, Lord! Thus answers in amazement – joyfully Mary Magdalene on Easter morning. Before she was crying in front of the empty grave, not knowing what had happened. […]