What does it mean to be a “climarian”? A challenge for everyone
If every time you make a decision you take into account its impact on climate change, you can call yourself a climarian.
October 7, 2024
If every time you make a decision you take into account its impact on climate change, you can call yourself a climarian.
Psychologist Rosario Lira tells us about her work with migrants and refugees as seen through the light of the Covenant of Love.
Today we celebrate the Feast of the Most Holy Name of Mary. On this special day, let’s get to know a project that “gives a name” to homeless children.
Sr. M. Emmanuela Ghioldi has been awarded the Prix-FAGS for her life’s work. She is a nurse in Burundi, Africa.
In his prayer intention for August, Pope Francis prays that political leaders may be at the service of their people.
Today is the World Day of Grandparents and the Elderly and our Schoenstatt brothers and sisters from Burundi share their practical experiences.
In the days before the Olympic Games, uniting faith and life, I would like to share some reflections on sports and faith.
Rio Grande do Sul is experiencing its worst natural disaster to date. The Sisters of Mary formed a support network.
A landslide struck the premises of the Schoenstatt Center in Mutumba, Burundi, Africa. 2,485 people in the region have been left homeless and without electricity. The Schoenstatt Sisters, committed to the dignity of the families in the region, are in need of help to recover the damaged turbine and help the families dealing with such complicated situations.
We want an end to all wars and conflicts around the world, but unfortunately, we cannot stop the attacks and decrease global tensions. What can we do? The answer comes from the Covenant of Love, which helps us to create a road to peace in everyday life. The world needs an urgent response!
Missioning in paradise: The Schoenstatt Family of Pozuelo spent this past Holy Week on Family Missions in the paradise island of Formentera, Spain.
“People who come to us to pray and to attend Holy Mass are at the beginning of their spiritual journey and formation. They even need to learn to make the sign of the cross and get acquainted with many basic Catholic prayers”. Let’s take a look at the work the Schoenstatt Fathers are doing in the state of Punjab in northern India
A Place, a Movement, a Way of Life, a Mission