On this page you’ll find articles and news on topics that deepen the spiritual life and help you grow inwardly. We cover topics such as self-education, formation of the new person, pedagogy, and much more.
Meditation is possible in the midst of a turbulent world; you just have to have the will to do it and follow some practical advice to make it possible. The author uses Father Kentenich’s advice to open ourselves to a world of profound spirituality.
The Schoenstatt Family in the diocese of Rottenburg-Stuttgart, Germany, is organizing the World Meeting of Families locally, as suggested by the Pope. An inspiration for all of us to participate in our parishes, dioceses, or Schoenstatt centers, taking advantage of this special moment of grace for families. From June 22nd to the 26th, from Rome, and all over the world.
The jubilee year of Germany’s Pilgrim Mother Campaign (also known as the Schoenstatt Rosary Campaign) began on March 25 with a mass celebrated by Bishop Michael Garber at the tomb of St. Boniface (the German apostle) in Fulda.
Now Sisters of Mary and other Schoenstatt communities in Schoenstatt, the place of origin, are preparing to welcome people from Ukraine as well.
Kentenich’s profound and realistic analysis of the soul of man and woman, and the “plus” of woman.
Women face the challenge of acquiring a profound knowledge of our era, its arguments, its anthropological viewpoints, which are always changing, since human history is in constant change. Only God is unchangeable and therefore man has to become experienced in finding God in the worldly events, which is where He manifests Himself.
Pope Francis says his heart aches over the situation in Ukraine and announces a “Day of Fasting for Peace” on Ash Wednesday.
Maria Claudia combines her Covenant of Love with her psychopedagogical work, allowing the Schoenstatt mission to be transmitted through her profession and her vocation in the accompaniment of families and children living with autism.
What would Father Kentenich say to a sick person? How did he bring his charism to those suffering from illness? We will present some excerpts and messages from Fr. Kentenich to members of the Movement who were hospitalized or undergoing serious medical treatment.
Today we are in great need of prayer. In Schoenstatt we have an excellent opportunity to do adoration before the Lord in Schoenstatt’s Original Shrine from your home. There Jesus is waiting for us, together with his Mother, to bless us and give us his graces.
February 8 is the day of Sister M. Emilie’s Baptism (1893-1955), the most important day for her. She was truly tested in adversity and lived a life of holiness in joy.
The testimony of others helped them to find themselves and to fulfill their mission.
