Father Joseph Kentenich: 75 years of his arrival in Uruguay
May 9, 2022. 75 years of Father Joseph Kentenich’s arrival.
Nueva Helvetia, Uruguay: a special place, chosen by God
May 9, 2022
This page is dedicated to news about the Founder of Schoenstatt, Father Joseph Kentenich. We discuss the facts surrounding the process of his beatification, always updating the official information. We also have articles that reflect on current events in the light of Father Kentenich’s words and life. This is a place to meet the Founder of Schoenstatt online.
May 9, 2022. 75 years of Father Joseph Kentenich’s arrival.
Nueva Helvetia, Uruguay: a special place, chosen by God
“You are my letter of recommendation” (2 Cor 3:2)
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.”
Bishop Ackermann encourages free research on Schoenstatt founder
The Patris Publishing House, Vallendar, Germany, has now published the first volume of Study Edition #3 of the series “Documents on the History of the Schoenstatt Movement”. With these publications Schoenstatt presents the official documents related to Father Kentenich’s exile, so that everyone can have access to the official reports and Father Kentenich’s answers to them.
Our ideal model is neither on the catwalks nor on the covers of magazines
Kentenich’s profound and realistic analysis of the soul of man and woman, and the “plus” of woman.
“Behold, I am with you every day,” even in Dachau’s concentration camp… How was the ministry and mission of the priests in a place of suffering, torture, sickness, tragedy, and death? Jesus was with them
The testimony of others helped them to find themselves and to fulfill their mission.
Next January 20th, Argentina will celebrate the 70th anniversary of the blessing of the Father’s Shrine, its national Shrine.
Father Kentenich was imprisoned for three years and eight months. It took that same amount of time to find the piece of land where the Queen would establish herself in Argentina.
The communion of destinies developed in Dachau was repeated in a story of loyalty, surrender, cross and victory. On January 20, Argentina will celebrate the 70th anniversary of the blessing of the Father’s Shrine, its national Shrine.