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 Secretariat to promote the Cause of Beatification of John Louis Pozzobon was launched in Costa Rica. Its purpose is to make the figure of John Pozzobon known in wide circles as an example of holiness and apostolate.
The Apostolic Women’s Federation, a community of consecrated laywomen of the Schoenstatt Movement, held its General Chapter, in which its new leadership was selected, as well as the criteria for the agenda for the next five years.
At the beginning of the year, Schoenstatt Brazil gives the whole family a new vocation with the consecration of Father Gabriel, who is at the service of the Church and Schoenstatt. Father Gabriel Oberle was ordained priest in the Metropolitan Cathedral of Londrina, Paraná, on January 1, 2022.
Christmas, the time when our redeemer Jesus Christ is born and He brings to humanity, to each one of us His Light.
“Let my life be a great Magnificat!” This was the theme that motivated the novices on their feast day. Magnificat, the hymn of praise of the Blessed Virgin Mary.
Father Kentenich turns around in the Shrine. Tears run down his cheeks. He has been forbidden to speak to the sisters, and he gives them his blessing. A story of fidelity, surrender, cross and victory. Next January 20th, Argentina will celebrate the 70th anniversary of the blessing of the Father Shrine, its National Shrine.
Almost one hundred years ago the Schoenstatt Institute of Families was founded in Dachau.
“Roots of Clay and New Blood” was presented at the National Schoenstatt Shrine in Guayaquil on October 18th.
50th Anniversary Celebration of the Family Shrine in Schoenstatt
Sister M. Ivone tell us about her missionary experiences after 22 years in Italy
Yesterday and Today – The WE has Future
Farewell Sister M. Christvera, instrument in Schoenstatt’s development in Argentina
A Place, a Movement, a Way of Life, a Mission
