
“Christ, you are our center” – Finally a “real” Corpus Christi feast on Mount Schönstatt!
“Christ, you our center”, is the motto of the Corpus Christi feast that will be celebrated on June 19, 2022, on Mount Schoenstatt, Vallendar
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“Christ, you our center”, is the motto of the Corpus Christi feast that will be celebrated on June 19, 2022, on Mount Schoenstatt, Vallendar
Opening the keynote addresses during the World Meeting of Families, Gregory and Lisa Popcak discuss a framework which allows families to find God in all they do, thus bringing his joy into daily family life.
At the Festival of Families opening the World Meeting of Families, Pope Francis invites families to take a “step forward” in order to “change the world and make it a home for all those who need to feel welcomed and accepted.”
Celebrating the Solemnity of Corpus Christi in the Vatican, Cardinal Mauro Gambetti recalls that faith and a change of attitude are necessary in order to accomplish what Jesus asks of us.
Mary prepares the atmosphere to welcome the Holy Spirit.
Laudato si’ Week, which takes place from the 22-29 May celebrates the seventh anniversary of Pope Francis’ encyclical on the care of creation, and focuses on the seven objectives pursued in the Laudato si’ Action Platform.
Pope Francis meets with participants in an International Conference on Moral Theology, and urges theologians to help turn the experience of family life and joy into an opportunity to enrich their field of study and the wider Church.
We pray for all young people, called to live life to the fullest; may they see in Mary’s life the way to listen, the depth of discernment, the courage that faith generates, and the dedication to service.
Research needed on issues that cannot be resolved in beatification process
General Presidium of the International Schoenstatt Work:
Regarding the press release of the Diocese of Trier of May 3, 2022.
“Beatification process for Father Kentenich suspended.”
On Saturday, April 23, 2022, the eve of the Orthodox Easter, about 120 people, including refugees from Ukraine, hosts, volunteers and some who were interested, gathered at the Schoenstatt Pilgrims’ House for a get-together during the afternoon.
He is not in college yet. He is a few months away and is not sure whether to opt for Biomedicine or Aerospace Engineering. But this young American with Argentinian roots knows what he needs from the Catholic Church. Like many other young Hispanics, he is emphatic: “We need the Church to listen to us, we need to feel that it cares about us.
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