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August 27, 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.
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.
In this 2024 General Chapter, the representatives of the Family Institute elected their international leaders for the coming years.
Two new deacons of the Schoenstatt Fathers: one from the Democratic Republic of Congo and the other from Burundi, Africa.
The IX General Chapter of the Schoenstatt Family Institute begins on Saturday the 13th with 25 couples from different countries.
“The challenge of synodality for the mission” was the topic at the meeting among groups of the faithful, Movements and new Communities.
The new digital environment created for the international Schoenstatt family can be described as a meeting place, a place to exchange experiences, and a place
For centuries, men have predominantly overseen the academic domain of theology and key committees in the Church, but women have an essential role to play. Sr. M. Isabell Naumann, Schoenstatt Sister of Mary, shares insights on her journey as a woman in various leadership roles within the Church.
A moment of great joy for the Schoenstatt Family of Cuyo and the Schoenstatt Fathers
The Schoenstatt Fathers celebrated 50 years of mission in Burundi, Africa, with a special moment: the ordination to the priesthood of Deacon Samuel Sibomana. Three bishops and more than 50 priests took part in the celebrations.