Priests from various communities and dioceses meet in Rome for a retreat
Retreat for priests at the International Schoenstatt Center in Rome, next to the Matri Ecclesiae Shrine (Belmonte).
December 11, 2024
The Schoenstatt Movement has more than 20 organized communities that bring together priests, consecrated persons, laity, youth, and different types of vocations. This page is dedicated to sharing the life of these communities. We bring news from the Schoenstatt Leagues, Federations, and Institutes worldwide.
Retreat for priests at the International Schoenstatt Center in Rome, next to the Matri Ecclesiae Shrine (Belmonte).
Mass marks the 50th Anniversary of the Presence of the Schoenstatt Sisters of Mary in the Dominican Republic
Bishop Alfredo de la Cruz Baldera participated in the Synod of Bishops in Rome and tells us how the Synod relates to Fr. Kentenich’s vision for the Church.
The General Government of the Schoenstatt Fathers recently held its annual meeting with important meetings and activities.
About 80 people came from 9 European countries who are involved in accompaniment processes in the Family Federation.
A joyous occasion for the Mothers’ Federation: the community is officially founded in Costa Rica – the first Ladies’ Course has been formed.
On the day of the foundation of the Sisters of Mary, a sign of light was present: the new website of the Nazareth Province.
On August 30th, the Community of the Schoenstatt Fathers celebrated the 54th anniversary of the blessing of the Shrine on Mount Sion. The celebration gathered more than 100 priests from different parts of the world, who renewed their Covenant of Love and shared a day full of prayer, fraternity and gratitude for the Schoenstatt charism.
The new Schoenstatt Terminology Portal will promote understanding across borders. Learn more about this project.
Sr. M. Emmanuela Ghioldi has been awarded the Prix-FAGS for her life’s work. She is a nurse in Burundi, Africa.
Pepo and Patricia Köstner, who have just completed six years as superiors of the Institute of Families, share their experiences.
Cristina and Rafael Muñoz are the new leaders of the Schoenstatt Institute of Families. In an interview, they introduce themselves.
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