Mary of Guadalupe, light of hope in the darkness of our times
“Am I not here, I who am your mother?” The image of Guadalupe brings us hope in times of darkness.
Relationships at risk and the Word of the Year
The “word of the year” for 2025 challenges us to cultivate true bonds and rethink our relationships in the current times.
“Immaculata Spirit” – Loving in Fullness
Who today understands the profound meaning of the solemnity of the Immaculate Conception of Mary? There is an essential key to it.
The Immaculata, a sign of hope
We did not have the privilege of being born “immaculate” like Mary, but we seek to resemble her. How can we do it?
Meeting with Pope Leo in Turkey
A group of Schoenstatters from Russia accompanied Pope Leo XIV on his visit to Turkey and Lebanon.
The Men’s Rosary creates bonds in the region of Tuscany, Italy
One year after the group was formed, the Men’s Rosary continues to grow and remain faithful to its meetings and Schoenstatt spirituality.
A star for you: Send your name to the Original Shrine
During Advent, we can send our names and the names of our loved ones on a star to the Original Shrine.
Doctrine of the Faith: Monogamy is not a limitation but a promise of the infinite
The doctrinal Note Una caro. In Praise of Monogamy has been published, exploring the value of marriage as an “exclusive union and mutual belonging.”
A bold venture in Mexico: The first Schoenstatt school celebrates its fifth anniversary
On the 5th anniversary of Monte Reina School, the founders talk about the impact of the first Schoenstatt school in the country.
An anniversary celebration in Gymnich
This is how the 140th anniversary of Fr. Joseph Kentenich’s birth was celebrated in his hometown of Gymnich, Germany.
Family Festival marks Foundation Day in Mulgoa, Australia
The Schoenstatt Family in Mulgoa, Australia, celebrated Schoenstatt’s Foundation Day with a special festival this year.
70 years after the death of Venerable Emilie Engel
On November 20, we celebrated the 70th anniversary of Sister Emilie’s death, commemorating her “dies natalis,” her birthday in heaven.