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 Family Institute is offering a special opportunity for all those who have established a Home Shrine and also for those who are preparing their blessing. On November 18th there will be an online event to “renew your Home Shrine”.
The Shrine of Belmonte in Rome is considered international, just like the Original Shrine. It was inaugurated on September 8, 2004. The rector of this holy place, Father Marcelo Cervi, explains its mission and why it is important at the international level.
Eight couples celebrated their becoming officially part of the Schoenstatt Family Federation at the Cor Ecclesiae Shrine in Rome, Italy. This first group, called “Mariae apostoli”, is looking forward to their life with their very special mission
Interesting workshops on topics such as addictions, family bonds, technology, educating children in the faith and feminism kicked off Friday at the Sheraton Hotel in Asuncion, Paraguay.
Christian families are providing a powerful demonstration. On May 1st at 12:00 noon, Christian families from all over Europe will participate in a festive Mass in St. Stephen’s Cathedral in Vienna.
The European Congress of Families of the Schoenstatt Movement unites in prayer. Let us pray together!
After extensive planning, 350 representatives of the Schoenstatt Movement from 11 countries in Europe will participate in the first European Congress of Families. It will take place at the Schoenstatt Center in Kahlenberg, Austria, between April 28th and May 1st.
The Unity Cross from the Bellavista Shrine in Santiago, Chile, was stolen on April 2nd. Here we describe its significance.
Our history in Schoenstatt is also marked by the profound suffering that our founder experienced in the concentration camp. After his courageous acceptance of the cross, Father Joseph Kentenich went through years of difficult trials, trusting fully in Divine Providence and in Mary’s loving protection.
THE INSTITUTE OF FAMILIES OF SCHOENSTATT INVITES YOU TO PARTICIPATE IN THE SEMINAR “LEADING TO LOVE”
During the second week of January, a mini-camp for the Schoenstatt Girls’ Youth was held in South Africa.
I have always been impressed to hear what Sister M. Emilie was like. When I was asked to write about her, I was fortunate to be able to interview people who had known Sister M. Emilie personally.
A Place, a Movement, a Way of Life, a Mission
