Father Alois Baumberger was entrusted by the Bishops of Cameroon with the responsibility of building a national pilgrimage center. He works with the pilgrims employing Schoenstatt’s spirituality, dealing closely with their experiences and needs.

We Schoenstatters are an educational movement. We are liaison agents between science and life, theology and life, psychology and life, according to Father Kentenich.

Father Antonio Bracht offers us some recommendations to take a look at our spiritual life, a path that is traveled holding God’s hand and, with its ups and downs, teaches us that grace and the Spirit are present in our practical life and in our day-to-day life.

On January 20, 1942, Father Kentenich decided to do nothing to avoid going to the Dachau concentration camp, rejecting a plan that could have saved him. He based his decision on his practical faith in Divine Providence, the voice he felt in his heart.

In the Original Shrine, at the founding of Schoenstatt, God manifested himself anew to his people through Mary with a specific charism and introduced his congregation in a special way into the great current of the universal covenant.