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Listening and Fasting: Message of Pope Leo XIV for Lent 2026
In 2026, the Pope invites us to a different kind of fasting: abstaining from words that offend and hurt our neighbor.
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Could Mary Immaculate be an example for the people of the present day?
“But what characterizes those who try “Being like the Immaculate Conception”, what moves them?
Simple men called to greatness before God
Both John Louis Pozzobon and Saint Juan Diego are humble, plain townspeople, God-fearing and devoted to Mary.
Our Lady of Guadalupe, Empress of America
Every Mexican is a Guadalupano, every latino is a Guadalupano and that is because she, the Empress of America has chosen us as her people, her nation, her continent…
A glimmer of light for the low-income families of Guayaquil
Members of the Schoenstatt Family of Guayaquil are on mission in low-income neighborhoods, bringing hope and joy.
Mary Immaculate: Nature and Grace in Harmonious Unity
A very important aspect of Father Kentenich’s Mariology is the importance of the Blessed Mother as Immaculate. She appears before us as the “full of grace”.
National Meeting of Coordinators
National meeting of Coordinators of the Pilgrim Mother Apostolate in Brazil in preparation for its 75th anniversary in 2025.
DECEMBER | For volunteer not-for-profit organizations
Let us pray that volunteer non-profit and human development organizations may find people willing to commit themselves to the common good and ceaselessly seek out new paths of international cooperation.
In a prominently orthodox country, tiny Schoenstatt with a mission to integrate
Schoenstatt is present in Serbia, an eminently Orthodox country. Progress is slow but the Blessed Mother is well equipped to establish herself and bring the graces of her Shrine to many homes.
A new glimmer of light in Villa Devoto
For several years now, the San Rafael Parish of Villa Devoto has been celebrating Mass in a street corner of the neighborhood for the Novena of its Patron Saint. Nothing spectacular: a crossing of streets, a small house with an open door, a neighbor who provides a small table and a tablecloth, another one who places some stools… But isn’t it often the smallest thing, the most insignificant, the source of the greatest thing?
Schoenstatt in Burundi: Beyond an Encounter of Cultures
Burundi is a country located in the heart of Africa, near Rwanda, Tanzania and Congo and is smaller than all of them. It has very beautiful landscapes, with a nature that allows a rich agriculture and with a cheerful population, self-sacrificing and quite poor economically.
Advent: time to keep an eye on the essential
What do I give more importance to? Or, what is more important in our life?
Red Wednesday – Prayer for threatened, persecuted and discriminated Christians
Around November 23, churches and public buildings will be illuminated in red. In prayer, Christians unite with their persecuted brethren in the faith and remember the many martyrs of our day.