Day of Gratitude: Burundi conquers its third Schoenstatt Shrine
Joy on a day of gratitude at the inauguration of the third Schoenstatt Shrine in Burundi, blessed in the archdiocese of Gitega.
December 2, 2024
The Schoenstatt Movement arrived in Africa in 1934 with the first group of Sisters of Mary sent on a mission by Father Joseph Kentenich. On this page, you will find news and activities of the Schoenstatt Family, which has been formed and grown over the years on the African continent. Today, Schoenstatt has several communities in Africa, as well as many social projects that contribute to building a new society.
Joy on a day of gratitude at the inauguration of the third Schoenstatt Shrine in Burundi, blessed in the archdiocese of Gitega.
Today we celebrate the Feast of the Most Holy Name of Mary. On this special day, let’s get to know a project that “gives a name” to homeless children.
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In the Archdiocese of Bujumbura (Burundi), families of the Schoenstatt Movement had special days of encounters and formation.
Sr. M. Emmanuela Ghioldi has been awarded the Prix-FAGS for her life’s work. She is a nurse in Burundi, Africa.
Today is the World Day of Grandparents and the Elderly and our Schoenstatt brothers and sisters from Burundi share their practical experiences.
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