
Neither fear nor naivety: Life in the covenant in the age of AI
AI: “Christians are called to face reality head-on and ask themselves: How can I use this for the good? Where are the real risks?”

AI: “Christians are called to face reality head-on and ask themselves: How can I use this for the good? Where are the real risks?”

What did Fr. Kentenich say about the space race in the 1960s? What would he say to us today, seeing man in space?

Schoenstatt makes its contribution to the First International Congress on Accompaniment, with an emphasis on working with families.

The “word of the year” for 2025 challenges us to cultivate true bonds and rethink our relationships in the current times.

The Schoenstatt Community of Entrepreneurs and Executives (CIEES) met in Brazil to celebrate its eighth international congress.

The new Shrine in a war zone: The Shrine is located in a dangerous conflict zone in DR Congo. Let’s pray for our brothers and sisters!

Ecology, in its essence, speaks to us of the connection between all living beings and their environment. It reminds us that we are part of a greater “home”

As a continuation of our reflections on the environment, let’s see what some Popes have to say about the impacts of climate change.

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.