We renew the Covenant in a new time of hope
On the last day of the 2024 Covenant, we look to the future with hope, trust and the desire to make the world a better place.
How do we integrate the Synod into our Covenant life?
On this 18th, the first day after the conclusion of the Synod, we will reflect on its impact on our Covenant life.
September 18th: We can never get enough of Mary
On Covenant Day, we commemorate Mary as victress of all battles. We renew our consecration on this day.
The Covenant of Love is a Source of Joy
To live the Covenant of Love is synonymous with being joyful, because joy is the fruit of childlike trust and of surrender in love
Covenant Day: Shall we race the relay together?
The Paris Olympics inspire us to run and light up the world with the fire of the Covenant of Love. We ourselves are burning torches sent from the Shrine!
We renew the Covenant of Love by the light of May 31st
Schoenstatt’s mission depends on us carrying it out and living it with courage and love.
Brazilian Bishop seals his Covenant of Love: “A testimony for my diocese”
Bishop Devair Araújo da Fonseca, a Brazilian bishop, sealed his Covenant of Love with the Mother Thrice Admirable in the Shrine of Atibaia, in Sāo Paulo, accompanied by a large crowd of pilgrims. During a profound prayer, he expressed his contributions to the Capital of Grace and asked the Blessed Mother: “Give me a soul that resonates with the message of your Shrine”.
Covenant of Love Day: Becoming Prophetic, Like Mary
To be prophetic means to live the “ABCs” of faith, holiness in daily life, practical faith in Divine Providence – to make the Covenant of Love alive and real!
Mary’s best ally
St. Joseph – a “Schoenstatter” who is always present in the Shrine and who proved his love for Mary in many ways.
A bit of math for living the Covenant of Love in the time of Lent
Lent Season has just begun and, on this day of the Covenant of Love, let us discover some suggestions on how to live and deepen our attachment to God, the Blessed Mother and our brothers and sisters.
“Tell them that I will remain faithful until death!”
100 years ago, the young Fritz Esser, co-founder of Schoenstatt, hero from the first generation, gave his life. He left behind him a story of love and enthusiasm, of failures and new beginnings, of real life – illuminated by the Covenant of Love.
The Family, a covenant community and a community of love
On this first Sunday after Christmas, we celebrate the feast of the Holy Family of Nazareth. On this day we also remember and give thanks for all our families. In the light of Schoenstatt’s spirituality, we understand the family as a community of covenant and love.