Projects

What is the Pilgrim Mother?

With the main objective of evangelizing families and individuals, the Schoenstatt Rosary Campaign reaches out to everyone, promoting the Rosary, Christian values, and renewing the life of prayer in homes, schools, and wherever people search for God.

When the shrine-shaped image of the Mother Thrice Admirable (Pilgrim MTA) is blessed and sent out in pilgrimage from the Schoenstatt Shrine, it is similar to Mary who went to visit her cousin Elizabeth bringing the presence of Christ with her. Mary, too, carries Christ into our homes, serves our spiritual needs, and works miracles by interceding for us before the throne of God.

In addition to encouraging the Rosary prayer, the apostolate of the Pilgrim Mother promotes our consecration to Mary. In Schoenstatt we do this through a covenant of love with Mary. If we open our doors to her and to her graces, our homes and hearts will become places of grace, places where God’s presence can be found.

Thousands of people on all continents have already welcomed thePilgrim Mother. Now the Blessed Mother wants to come to your area, to your parish, into your home. Are you ready to offer her shelter on her journey? Are you willing to be her instrument in bringing Christ’s blessings into our world?

History of This Apostolate

In the Holy Year 1950, when Pope Pius XII called all Catholics to come on pilgrimage to Rome, John L. Pozzobon, a member of the Schoenstatt Movement in Santa Maria, Brazil, received an image of the Mother Thrice Admirable of Schoenstatt to be circulated in pilgrimage among families and homes in the area.

He accepted this task as a mission and took the image of the MTA (Mother Thrice Admirable) on pilgrimage for 35 years. Having walked more than 85,000 miles he brought the image of Christ and Mary to families, homes, parishes, schools, and prisons. He took to heart the words and the message of Father Joseph Kentenich, founderof Schoenstatt (1885-1968).

How Can You be Part of This?

Contact information for the Pilgrim Mother coordinator on the website or at the Schoenstatt Center nearest you.
Contact the International coordination by email to the address: coordination@schoenstatt.comif you would like to receive the image of the Pilgrim Mother.
If you are interested in becoming a missionary, i.e., one who organizes the circulation of an image for at least one year, gather 6 -10 families or persons who will receive the image once a month.
You may choose the outreach ministry you would like: schools, nursing homes, homebound, and so on.
Become acquainted with the Schoenstatt Shrine, its graces, and its history. That will help you share the image and its message of evangelization more effectively.
Settle on a date and time when you will receive the image and begin rotating it among your group.
Talk to your parish priest about this apostolate that you would like to begin.

For Those Who Receive the Image

They should give her a place of honor in their homes or workplace, entrust to her their worries and anxieties, trust in her intercessory power, and keep a prayerful atmosphere near the image.
They are encouraged to pray the Rosary and reflect on how the story of Christ and Mary touches their personal and family lives.
At the end, thank her for the blessings received, contact the missionary who coordinates the visits, and pass the image on to the next person.

Pastoral of Hope

The name comes from a speech by Benedict XVI on the theme “Balsam in wounds, a response to the wounds of divorce”.

It is addressed to all the Separated Couples who have started a New relationship, also called SENU (Separated with a new Union). The SENU or DVC (Divorced and married again) are those brothers and sisters who, being married in the Church, separated or divorced, deciding to form a new and definitive family.

The Pastoral of Hope was born in the heart of the Schoenstatt Apostolic Movement in Paraguay. The people responsible of the project started a pastoral experience putting into practice the Catholic doctrine. They urge the separated in a new union to remain in the Church, since it is a participation in their sufferings, inviting them to participate with faith and with an active presence.

It has been oriented since the beginning,12 years ago, by what is indicated in Familiar is Consortio. Pope Francis opened new roads that culminated in the Amoris Laetitia of March 19, 2016. With this, the Pastoral of Hope could and can take new steps. This is what Pope Francis proposes to us: that we be courageous and at the same time prudent. Since it is something new, it has demanded a deepening on the theme.

On May 30, 2006, the “Pastoral of Hope” began along with other initiatives of the Schoenstatt Movement’s family work. They want to be a Nation of God and therefore to save families at all costs, as John Paul II urges. They follow the same pedagogical itinerary of the family branch, adapted to the reality of those who make up the groups.

It is a Pastoral, therefore it is not linked to any branch, but they work in coordination with all of them. Its main pillars are:

We are all children of GOD by baptism, and we continue to profess the Catholic faith
They are not a pastoral for divorce, nor motivate or advise, but on the contrary, from their experience, is just what should not be done.
They seek the consolidation of the CHRISTIAN FAMILY, by trying to prevent a divorce from happening again with their children.
That the present union is forever.

As for the aims, they can be mentioned:

To take in the divorced in a new relationship.
To help strengthen the conjugal bonds, and help them to give a Christian education to their children, by the hand of God; living the commitment of baptized in the faith of Jesus Christ.
To accompany them to deepen their knowledge of the Word of God and to persevere in prayer, allowing themselves to be transformed by Mary into the new men for a new community.
To promote the evangelization of their homes as an open and apostolic place.
To accompany them to seal the Covenant of Love with God, Jesus, and the Blessed Mother.
To encourage the formation of small community groups who together strive to educate themselves

To the leadership of the Pastoral of hope belong four consolidated groups in the city of Asunción, two in Encarnación and one in Ciudad del Este. The main team has inits leadership a consecrated couple and five SENU couples as members plus a team of lay advisors. Father Antonio Cosp, a member of the Schoenstatt Fathers is the last responsible of the project.

The activities that are currently being carried out are:

To accompany them to deepen their knowledge of the Word of God and to persevere in prayer, allowing themselves to be transformed by Mary into the new men for a new community.

To program activities and/or meetings for the year.
To distribute written materials used by PE.
To encourage to achieve the established aims.
To define the apostolic activities and services of the group.

These activities have the purpose of consolidating of the families in a second union, and their children as worthy children of God and of the Blessed Mother.

The projections for 2020are to continue bringing the Pastoral of hope to all the brothers and sisters who need it. There is a wish to form new groups in Asunción as well as in the interior of the country. We want to continue with the open conferences every first Tuesday of every month starting on the first Tuesday of March.

“In the Pastoral of hope we are proud of the past, committed to the present and anxious for the future that challenges us and urges us to give more of ourselves.

To accompany, to discern, to integrate.

In order that all the Couples in a new relationship may overcome the fragility of their state of special grace and that they may find the way to be full children of God and sheltered in the Blessed Mother… The love and mercy of God are above every human mistake. Words from the coordinators of the project.”

An apostolate of prayer in the social networks for the prompt canonization of Father Kentenich

In January of 2017, during a Schoenstatt leader’s meeting in Guayaquil, Ecuador, we asked ourselves: What can we do in order to accelerate the canonization process of Father Kentenich, our Movement’s founder?

Inspired by an experience of a Prayer Group of Padre Pio, on March of the same year, the FJK Covenant of Love Group of Silence and Prayer emerges, guided by the hand of our leader Sr. Montserrat Darquea. This group was shaped as an apostolate that would encourage Father Kentenich’s Secretariat in Ecuador, and whose main objective would be to offer prayer as a contribution to the Capital of Grace for the canonization of Father Kentenich. We wanted to beg for a miracle together! 

What is it about?

This group is active using WhatsApp and it has very clear rules of silence which must be followed by all Schoenstatters or pilgrims who want to be part of it.

Every day, the group’s members receive:

Several prayers written by Father Kentenich in Dachau, and the Gospel of the day.
The Canonization Prayer (which includes a link to a digital form in which you can submit the petitions and acts of thanksgiving that Father Kentenich has interceded for you)
An image with a message from Father Kentenich and
A brief text from Father to meditate during the day. Everything base on our Schoenstatt charism.

Since May of 2019, we have been receiving the audio recordings of the Sunday sermons given by the Schoenstatt Fathers in Ecuador. The diocesan priest, Father Leo Di Carlo from Argentina, also sends us refletions which encourages the group to remain faithful in prayer and in our mission to help canonize Father Kentenich.

With the help of Father Eduardo Aguirre, postulator for Father’s canonization cause, our prayer group began in Spain, thanks to a petition sent by a family that surrendered the health of their little son Alvarito, suffering from cancer, to the care and intercession of Father Kentenich. This stream began to grow and today the FJK Covenant of Love Group of Silence and Prayer is active in nine countries of Latin America.

Currently, we are over 1,000 Schoenstatters belonging to this group, the majority of them residing in Spain, Argentina, Paraguay, Chile, Peru, Mexico, Uruguay, Costa Rica and Ecuador.

Together we offer minutes of adoration, prayers of the Holy Rosary, prayers for the canonization of Father Kentenich and we also report in the chat and using the digital form, when a request has been heard through the intercession of Father Kentenich. Signup here

At the moment, we have offered more than 12,000 adoration hours, more than 13,000 prayed Rosaries, 1,000 prayers for Father Kentenich’s canonization, and more than 800 prayers have been answered thanks to the intercession of our father and founder.

All these reports are offered every 18th of the month in the Covenant Mass in our many Shrines as a contribution to the Capital of Grace and they are also given to Father Kentenich’s Secretariat in Germany as a contribution to the canonization process.

“We have to have in mind that a miracle is neccesary for Father’s canonization, no one can “organize” a miracle, we can only implore it.” Throughout this time, we have experience that through prayer and our daily encounters with our father and founder, we feel confident asking for his intercession on our physical, spiritual, emotional, and material needs. We feel united as one family in our father’s heart!

We want to invite you to unite our strength, just as we are united in prayer in several countries;we invite you to become part of our Prayer Group

Our longing is that in each country where Father’s family is located, a prayer group may be born, allowing the entire Schoenstatt Family to join in prayer for Father’s canonization, for the needs of our Family, for the Church and the world.

Are you in?

You can write to this email address secretariadopjk@schoenstatt.ecto form a new group that can work together with the Father Kentenich Secretariat in your country, or you could also join an already excisiting group in Latin America. Learn more here

Instagram: @amigospjk
Contacts:
Spain, Virginia De la Rosa. Click here
Ecuador, Erika Cedeño. Click here

Please receive a warm hug in the Covenant of Love, let’s unite our strength in prayer, and together implore for the Third Miracle of the Holy Night, Father Kenneth’s canonization, founder of the Apostolic Schoenstatt Movement.

“Mobilize the omnipotence and goodness of God! How? Through a simple prayer!God has promised special graces to the community that prays. ‘For where two or three are gathered in my name, there am I among them.’ (Mt. 18,20) If we implore something as a community, God can not resist.”
– Father Joseph Kentenich, taken from the book: “Tu y tu Dios”

Erika Cedeño de Guillén
Militancia, Círculo 14
Family Branch in Ecuador Guayaquil
cedeno.erika@gmail.com

Signs of Light as the World Needs Them

“There are solutions. And if we give everything, if we join forces and join our hearts, then together we can change the world.” (TOMORROW -a documentary film from France)

Signs of Light, founded by the Schoenstatt Movement in Germany, changes a piece of the world.

How did the association Lichtzeichen (Signs of Light) come into being?

In the Advent of the year 2000, a woman who was active in the social committee of her parish asked for equipment for three babies who would be born in the next months and whose mothers needed support.

This request was passed on to women and mothers at Schoenstatt Movement events and within a very short time everything necessary for the expected children was collected.

This action made us listen attentively: Is the lack so great that women do not have the most necessary things for their children?

Some committed women thought about what to do, and an initiative was born to collect equipment and pass it on to pregnant women in need. The association “Lichtzeichen” was founded on 27 September 2002.

The Great Sign of Light is Our Lady, who gave birth to the Light of the World. She inspires, encourages and strengthens the employees of “Signs of Light“. They work for the protection of the lives of unborn children, for the financial and ideal support of pregnant women in conflict situations and their families -even after the birth of their child -and of women after abortion. Help with the necessary move, with the renovation of the apartment, assistance with visits to the authorities and doctors are often just as much a part of the necessary support as empathetic conversations, babysitting services or domestic help.

The Sign of Light covers areas that the social services’ administrators cannot necessarily provide in times of overload, due to savings and specifications.

The Lichtzeichen House in Schoenstatt is

Contact point in all matters
Reception and distribution center for clothes, buggies, and everything mothers need for babies and toddlers
Home for pregnant women, mothers, and children
A place of collection and initiative for all those involved in the association

The Stork’s Nest

the weekly gathering of accompanied women
is a successful educational program for mothers
offers opportunities for the best possible upbringing of the child-makes it possible to grow healthy relationships

Behind it stands

the volunteer work of more than 20 staff members
numerous donations and projects for a solid financial basis
Friends who generously promote Lichtzeichen
a prayer initiative that supports very concrete concerns

The main focus is on strengthening the mothers’ self-esteem and strengthening the mother-child relationship. The association encourages the young women in their very personal life challenges. No area is excluded -in the spirit of Father Joseph Kentenich. On September 9, 2004, Pope John Paul II presented his commitment to the Sign of Light. In his address to the members of the international Schoenstatt Movement, he encouraged all people to commit themselves to life:

“In this way I would like to encourage you in your commitment… This also includes a concrete commitment to life, especially inthe dangers and threat of a culture of death that is spreading and is evident in a terrible way in ways such as abortion. Here all believers are called to set ‘signs of light’, which the world always needs.” (Pope John Paul II)

Lichtzeichen e.V.
Höhrer Str. 93
56179 Vallendar
Tel 02 61 / 9 83 03 30
E-mail: info@lichtzeichen.org

This work of Mary is helping street children

Maryia Arafashais the Burundian name of a foundation meaning in English, Mary helps. The Church has always been close to the poor, and it has continued to be so throughout the centuries. The Church only follows the message of Him who identified with the poor and who said: “I was naked and you clothed me, I was hungry and you gave me to eat.” (Matt.25:35-36) All the help that is given to the poor, no matter how small, is the help given to this Christ who suffers today.

The situation of poverty Burundi suffers from is well known. It is a country that is classified among the five poorest on the planet. It is a country overcoming with difficulty a civil war, and it is also a country, it’s necessary to say, in which the political class is corroded by corruption and many kinds of conflicts. Today Burundi needs to be rebuilt in the spiritual sphere as well as the moral, social, and economic spheres. The Church tries to do its best, but it needs help. In Schoenstatt a social work has begun entitled, Mariya Arafasha Foundation or Mary Helps. It is the work of the Blessed Mother. She wants to help Christ who is suffering today. This work of Mary is helping street children who have now adopted another name, they are Mary’s children. They are helped to regain their dignity as persons. At the same time, beggars who live on the streets as a result of the lack of resources are also helped. There is another project that takes care of orphaned children who cannot continue their studies except by paying them a stipend. Today it is a great joy to see these ex-street children. It is impressive to see their joy and how they have truly begun a new life. There is a great difference between what they were last year and what they are now. The majority of them go to school and the older ones learn a trade. Some of them have recently made their First Communion, and the rest are preparing for Baptism. These children are beginning a better future; they begin to believe that it’s possible to be like others, to study, and work like others. If only you knew how much joy your help gives; you would also be filled with joy.

“Queen of Peace” Center

In 2006, the foundation, Mariya Arafasha, was established by the Institute of Fathers of Schoenstatt of Burundi with hope and with many activities. The construction of the Queen of Peace Center has meanwhile begun. At first, this center will shelter an orphanage (boarders) for “Mary’s children” (ex-street children) and for other orphans who will be welcomed there. If there are sufficient funds this center will help about 100children and youth. It is also planned, to build a technical school so these children and other youth can learn a trade. Furthermore, technical training will create a source of employment in a country in which joblessness and poverty have reached a high degree. Later if God allows it, other public works will be built for the purpose of promoting education for everyone and as a contribution to the consolidation of peace.

Mariya Arafasha Foundation

Mount Sion Gikungu, Bujumbura, Burundi

The Mariya Arafasha Foundation was founded by the Schoenstatt Fathers in Burundi to support reconciliation, education, and development. It offers three main programms:

Social, peace, education and development activities, based on reconciliation between communities;
Youth education;
Poverty alleviation.

They strive not only to respond to the basic needs of participants but also to promote reconciliation among them as Burundians, by bringing together people from different social backgrounds and providing a solid foundation for peace.

Peace and Reconciliation Festivals

In 2008, the Mariya Arafasha Foundation planned and organised three Peace and Reconciliation Festivals. These gathered together people from various ethnic groups, calling on them to live and work together again in a spirit of reconciliation. The Festivals included dance, drama, and other competitions, all focused on peace.

The overall objective was to raise awareness about the peace process in Ruyigi and Bujumbura and to encourage mutual respect across ethnic boundaries. The locations were chosen because Bujumbura is the capital, and Ruyigi was one of the provinces worst affected by the war, with a high number of internally displaced persons (IDPs). Refugees who fled to Tanzania are still returning to Ruyigi, which can pose challenges post-conflict, so the Festival which took place there was very welcome among local communities and government authorities.

More than 20 groups comprising choirs, cultural and dance groups took part. Amateurs and professionals performed songs, stories, comedy sets and traditional drumming on themes of peace and community reconciliation. Large audiences attended the festivals. On the day of the Ruyigi festival, the capital had recently been attacked by rebels, yet more than 500 people crowded into the Maison Shalom conference centre for the Festival, demonstrating that many ordinary Burundians are still committed to peace.

Mariya Arafasha Soccer Tournament

This project gathered together young boys aged 14-20 and their supporters, from various communes, for both a tournament and a discussion of peace and reconciliation in a relaxed atmosphere. The sport was used as an entry point to promote non-violence among those of different ethnic groups and social backgrounds.

The young participants were divided into 12 teams and played 32 matches between May and June 2008. Only five players were allowed onto the pitch at a time because it was so small! After each match, there were training sessions on dealing with differences, which encouraged the participants to act as role models for peace in their communities.

Sporting activities in themselves not enough to build peace. But they can be an excellent catalyst to encourage youth involvement in substantive issues affecting their lives. Through sport, young people can gradually learn and experiment with new skills for peace building and development.

Motherhouse of Tuparenda. The Mother House of Tuparenda is a socio-educational program of social reinsertion and personal development of youth and adolescents, inspired by the spirituality of the Schoenstatt Apostolic Movement and the pedagogy of Father Joseph Kentenich. It is carried out by Fundaprova, in conjunction with the Ministry of Justice of Paraguay.

FUNDAPROVA emerged in the heart of the Schoenstatt Apostolic Movement in Paraguay. It has the advice and supervision of the Schoenstatt Fathers, the Ministry of Labor and Social Security, and the support of many institutions, companies, and individuals.

The program is directed to young men who have been deprived of their liberty in an “Educational Centre” under the Ministry of Justice of Paraguay, without distinction of religion or background, and who are willing to participate and are motivated to make personal changes.

The main objective is the rehabilitation and professional development of the participants and their reintegration to their family and their social, educational and professional life.

It is centered on the strengthening of the individual and his environment. Through the development of significant bonds, it generates a space in which each one can discover himself, value himself and recover or develop confidence in himself, in others and in his environment.

Each participant starts with their own personalized program when they are admitted to the WCL. It is a morning program, from Monday to Friday, with an established schedule, which includes breakfast, lunch and a snack. It does not include lodging; it already seeks to cultivate family and social ties in order to achieve more effective social rehabilitation.

The participants have school, legal, medical, psychological and addiction control follow-up. The training routine includes social and work skills.

Each participant is awarded a monthly scholarship, the amount of which, to be withdrawn in its entirety, depends on the fulfillment of goals, attendance, and schedule. The participants also receive preparation for the world of work, insertion into it, and at the end of the program, there is a subsequent follow-up.

The benefits for the participants are addiction control, legal assistance, psychological assistance, family and social assistance, development of social skills, school follow-up, medical and dental care, and economic scholarship.

The trades taught include bakery, horticulture and textile making.

They have optional activities, which are: guitar classes, sports, and spiritual formation.

The structure is made up of:

President – José Martín Massolo
Vice President – Mirta Contini de Etchegaray
Member – Father Pedro Kühlcke
Secretary of Acts – María Cristina Semidei
Treasurer – Gisela Carrizosa
and Auditor – José Domingo Marín

Contact

Página web: www.fundaprovapy.org/

Facebook: Casa Madre de Tuparenda

The Apostolate of the Covenant of Love

This apostolate was born in the Women’s Branch in Guayaquil, Ecuador, with the help of the graces received at the jubilee of 100 years of Schoenstatt. One of our group members from the Women’s Branch is also a member of a Beneficiary Society of Ladies, that has seven schools under their administration.

Our group name in the Women’s Branch is “With Mary, faithful pilgrims, heavenwards.” In the Family Branch, our group name is: With Mary, faithful pilgrims, as a family, heavenwards.

We are currently 22 people participating in this apostolate, and the workshop about the Covenant of Love is held by the ladies responsible of the seven schools in the Beneficiary Society of Guayaquil.

We all work as volunteers and we finance ourselves with donations from each of the group members.

It all started when a member of the Women’s group told us she wanted to unite many hearts to what was special in her heart. Thus, she gave us the idea to give these workshops about the Covenant of Love to the youth in the schools, we all joyfully accepted the idea.

As previous experience, we had already been preparing some of our own service staff with these workshops, people who work in our homes, with our families and friends. Once the doors were open for this opportunity, in the year 2014, we were able to prepare 600 students in the 10th grade for the Covenant of Love.

Six years have passed in which we have been able to bring the Covenant of Love to these young people, and their response is incredible! We see this as a blessing from God and as the Blessed Mother’s wish. Each year we are able to prepare between 500 and 600 students to seal the Covenant of Love.

During these workshops, we work hard to create a beautiful atmosphere, bringing with us: pictures of our MTA, of Father Kentenich, of the Shrine, the Unity Cross, a candle, flowers, PowerPoint Presentations, a snack, etc.

Since we go to the school and give our first talk, until the day of their Covenant of Love, these students are moved with what they learn. You can feel the love of the Blessed Mother alive in their hearts. Many feel identified with Father Kentenich and they are often moved to tears when they get the chance to write their letter to the Blessed Mother.

The day of their Covenant of Love is filled with joy and the Holy Mass in which the Covenant takes place is a moment where many are especially moved.

Many Schoenstatt Fathers and Sisters of Mary are very happy with the outcome and agree that this is God’s will.

United by the love to our Blessed Mother and to the mission given to us by our father and founder.

Luisa Burbano de Amador

“Mary sign of light, the sign of combat, the sign of victory.” JK

Projects

"At your word, Lord"

Schoenstatt Life — Church

What is the Pilgrim Mother?

Pastoral of Hope

FJK Covenant of Love Group… and Prayer

Men’s rosary “Mother and Queen” in Brazil

Schoenstatt Life — Education

Josef Kentenich School in Kempten, Germany

The University of St. Augustine

Schoenstatt Life — Family

Signs of Light

Strengthen Your Marriage

Schoenstatt Life — Society

Mariya Arafasha Foundation – They are Mary’s children

La Ladrillera

The Nazarena

Motherhouse of Tuparenda

The International Community of Schoenstatt Entrepreneurs and Executives (CIEES)

Schoenstatt Life — Youth

Misiones Mexico, Bless Each Home

Mission Pais, Voluntary work for others

Schoenstatt on the Go, Ecuador

Annual Schoenstatt Youth Camp, Nigeria

Our Newsletter

Join our communities

Projects

"At your word, Lord"

Schoenstatt Life — Church

What is the Pilgrim Mother?

Pastoral of Hope

FJK Covenant of Love Group… and Prayer

Men’s rosary “Mother and Queen” in Brazil

Schoenstatt Life — Education

Josef Kentenich School in Kempten, Germany

The University of St. Augustine

Schoenstatt Life — Family

Signs of Light

Strengthen Your Marriage

Schoenstatt Life — Society

Mariya Arafasha Foundation – They are Mary’s children

La Ladrillera

The Nazarena

Motherhouse of Tuparenda

The International Community of Schoenstatt Entrepreneurs and Executives (CIEES)

Schoenstatt Life — Youth

Misiones Mexico, Bless Each Home

Mission Pais, Voluntary work for others

Schoenstatt on the Go, Ecuador

Annual Schoenstatt Youth Camp, Nigeria

Our Newsletter

Join our communities

What is the Pilgrim Mother?

History of This Apostolate

How Can You be Part of This?

For Those Who Receive the Image

Pastoral of Hope

It is a Pastoral, therefore it is not linked to any branch, but they work in coordination with all of them. Its main pillars are:

As for the aims, they can be mentioned:

The activities that are currently being carried out are:

An apostolate of prayer in the social networks for the prompt canonization of Father Kentenich

What is it about?

Every day, the group’s members receive:

Are you in?

Weekly praying together

How did this happen?

Because education is more

To serve humanity on a better way

Signs of Light as the World Needs Them

How did the association Lichtzeichen (Signs of Light) come into being?

The Lichtzeichen House in Schoenstatt is

The Stork’s Nest

Behind it stands

What is it? / For whom?

When:

Where:

Contact:

This work of Mary is helping street children

“Queen of Peace” Center

Mariya Arafasha Foundation

Peace and Reconciliation Festivals

Mariya Arafasha Soccer Tournament

Serve the most needed and forgotten ones

Contact

The Nazarena is a project born of the Schoenstatt Sisters of Mary in Florencio Varela, Argentina. It takes place in the shadow of the National Shrine of Argentina.

Contact

The structure is made up of:

Contact

Develop and coordinate leaders who inspire and evangelize by their example

The structure is made up of:

Contact:

Misiones Mexico – Bless Each Home

The Apostolate of the Covenant of Love