October 18: What does the Covenant of Love mean to you?
We invited some Schoenstatters to answer four questions about the Covenant of Love: the experience of a love that transforms our lives.
October 18, 2026
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We invited some Schoenstatters to answer four questions about the Covenant of Love: the experience of a love that transforms our lives.
Day of the Covenant of Love – We live in a world where distances seem to be shrinking, yet divisions are becoming ever deeper.
“Does even the priest play soccer?” Fr. Vandemir Meister shows us how sports are a dimension of life and faith.
In May, the Schoenstatt Movement commemorates a special date that lies at the heart of its mission for the Church and the world: May 31.
What did Fr. Kentenich say about the space race in the 1960s? What would he say to us today, seeing man in space?
Jesus’ resurrection is God’s answer to the nights of history and the nights of the human heart. Happy Easter!
What does Ash Wednesday teach us about the Covenant of Love? Today, we begin a new path of renewal and childlike surrender.
Peace does not come only from the decisions of the powerful, but also from daily choices and small actions that transform the world.
One of the most essential books in Schoenstatt literature offers valuable inspiration for a year full of achievements
The most eagerly awaited day of the year is approaching once again. We celebrate the arrival of the Child who makes himself small to reveal his boundless love to us.
From Advent onwards, we are encouraged to cultivate a nostalgia, a deep longing for the coming of the Lord, taking Mary as our model and mother.
“Am I not here, I who am your mother?” The image of Guadalupe brings us hope in times of darkness.