The Guayaquil Philharmonic Orchestra pays Tribute to the Sisters of Mary
A Musical Tribute in Ecuador: The Guayaquil Municipal Philharmonic Orchestra celebrated the centennial of the Schoenstatt Sisters of Mary.
August 3, 2026
A small group of Sisters of Mary and a vast continent to be explored: this is how the history of the Schoenstatt Movement in the Americas began. On June 10, 1935, the first 12 Sisters, sent by the Founder, Father Joseph Kentenich, landed in Brazil, bringing with them an immense world to introduce to the new continent.
A Musical Tribute in Ecuador: The Guayaquil Municipal Philharmonic Orchestra celebrated the centennial of the Schoenstatt Sisters of Mary.
At the Tabor Shrine of the New Evangelization in Olinda, the Blessed Mother received a special gift: 95 new allies.
Leaving your home country doesn’t mean being separated from the Schoenstatt Movement; on the contrary, it can be a new beginning.
It’s not just the start of a course; God is beginning a new chapter in Ecuador. Eighteen women have joined the Mothers’ Federation.
The two provinces in Brazil joined together on a 62-km pilgrimage on foot to the National Shrine of Our Lady of Aparecida.
A member of the Schoenstatt Institute of Diocesan Priests, Monsignor Ramón de la Cruz Baldera is the new president of the Episcopal Conference.
Month of Mary: Our Lady worked wonders in San Luis Potosí, Mexico. The daily Masses marked a day of devotion and love.
The Schoenstatt Boys’ Youth of Guayaquil made a pilgrimage to Chimborazo, the point on Earth closest to the Sun, with a twofold objective.
Communicators and digital missionaries from across the Americas gathered in Florencia Varela, Argentina.
Blessing of the seventh Schoenstatt daughter shrine in Mexico, “Mary, Refuge of Peace,” in the city of Querétaro.
With the motto “Mary, make me an instrument of peace,” the pilgrimage brought together a large crowd at the National Shrine of Ecuador.
The Spring Meeting for leaders of the Schoenstatt Pilgrim Mother Apostolate in Texas, USA, offered profound and inspiring reflections. Gina Moraida shares insights from the