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This year is spinning ahead and we are leading closer and closer to some end of year catholic events! The Schoenstatt NSW Community is offering a number of events that will help us all to maintain our spiritual balance. Take a look at our Events page which has been updated with specific celebrations that are being offered at the Schoenstatt NSW - Mulgoa Shrine over the next 6 months.
A couple of key events being offered at Mt Schoenstatt Mulgoa in the next month include:
- 26 November - Womens Day Retreat starting from 930am to 4pm
- 27 November - Our special Filipino Pilgrimage Day
- 4 December - Vocations Reflection Afternoon For Young Women starting from 3pm to 6pm wih a dinner together
- Various Girls Camps scheduled for January 2012 - plan for your young girls needing to reflect on their inner beauty. Refer to the NSW Events page for further details.
Please refer to our NewsFlash on this page, as well as the Events Pages for more information! We hope to see you at one of the events.
Who is Schoenstatt?
Schoenstatt is a Catholic lay movement that strives to live the Gospel of Jesus Christ through the example and guidance of Mary, the Mother of God. Schoenstatt was founded on October 18,1914 by Father Joseph Kentenich in the little Schoenstatt valley in the Rhine region of west-central Germany.
The word Schoenstatt comes from the German word for "beautiful" (schon) and "place" (statt).
The Schoestatt Shrine provides for you a natural and supernatural home. You will experience tranquility, peace and most of all our Lady of Schoenstatt, the Mother of God. She offers the grace of a home in her Mother heart for everyone who seeks answers in the confusion and uncertainty of life.
Schoenstatt is a Movement of renewal with a great mission of renewal for Church and world. Therefore, we receive the graces of renewal and of inner transformation in the Schoenstatt Shrine. We also receive the grace of Apostolic fruitfulness to go and enkindle the world for Christ and Mary.
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