From “Couples Café” to the Schoenstatt Family League
The participants in the “Couples Café” project in Italy form the first group of the Schoenstatt Family League in Tuscany.
October 29, 2025
Schoenstatt has a wide range of activities carried out by and with families. On this page, you can learn more about these activities carried out worldwide. In particular, the projects are organized by the three communities of the Family Work: the League, the Federation, and the Family Institute. In addition, other projects are carried out by members of the Schoenstatt Work, such as the Pilgrim Mother Apostolate.
The participants in the “Couples Café” project in Italy form the first group of the Schoenstatt Family League in Tuscany.
During the “Ora et labora week,” parents and children came together to renovate and reorganize the House of the Families in Schoenstatt.
See how the international celebration of the 75th anniversary of the Schoenstatt Family Federation united 17 nations.
Portuguese-speaking immigrants living in Europe have officially formed a group of the Schoenstatt Family League.
From May 16th to the 18th, 2025, representatives of the Schoenstatt Family Work from seven European countries gathered in Poland.
How did the Schoenstatt Family in Rome experience the announcement of the new Pope? Haste, anticipation, and excitement in the race to St. Peter’s Square.
During Holy Week, the Schoenstatt Family in Spain set out on several simultaneous initiatives of Family Missions.
15 couples and 48 children participated in activities held at the Lamar Shrine in Texas, United States. A day of thanksgiving for families!
In 2025, the Schoenstatt Apostolic Family Federation will celebrate its 75th anniversary. To mark this time of grace, an international meeting will be held in
With joy and hope, the Apostolic Family Federation of Costa Rica starts a new year with four new courses.
With lots of lights and a romantic dinner, the couples took part in a special meeting at the Schoenstatt Shrine in Madurai, India.
The first meeting of the Couples’ Café, a path of spiritual growth for married couples, was held in Ponte a Egola, Tuscany.