Reflections of Father Kentenich on Hope
Interview with Dr. Peter Wolf, who published a book with reflections by Fr. Joseph Kentenich on the topic of hope.
Groups of Silence and Prayer: Eight years joining forces internationally
The Groups of Silence and Prayer celebrated their 8th anniversary with an online meeting and special appearances.
Name Day of Father Joseph Kentenich – Snippets and curiosities from his life
March 19th is St. Joseph’s Day and also the day on which we remember the name day of our father and founder, Father Joseph Kentenich. Most of us know something about our father and founder’s life, but it is hoped that these small snippets from his life might help us better understand his person through […]
A Message of Hope in Dachau
Members of the Schoenstatt Family celebrate the second historic milestone in Schoenstatt’s history at the Dachau concentration camp in this Year of Hope.
January 20, 1942: a crucial day for the Schoenstatt Movement
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.
New Schoenstatt, Argentina: The Father’s Shrine – Part III
Next January 20th, Argentina will celebrate the 70th anniversary of the blessing of the Father’s Shrine, its national Shrine.
The Schiffl Couple: Father Kentenich brought us closer to God
God who loves us and holds our lives in the palm of his hand.
Fr. Joseph Kentenich: Steps taken toward clarification and revision
Steps taken toward clarification and revision
Stefan Keznickl: Father Kentenich saw and worked on the divine spark in every human being
“Father Kentenich led everyone to the absolute freedom of the children of God“.
Sister Mattia: she met Father Kentenich in person
She booked a flight to Milwaukee at the end of her physics studies to meet Father Kentenich in person.
Father Walter: Small pieces of stone from a grand mosaic
He wants to take a look at the founder “from within to be able to understand him from his core”
Fr. Heinrich Walter: I come from the school of Fr. Kentenich
“I got to know Fr. Kentenich from what he meant to others”