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Posted On 07.06.2015In Schoenstatt - Reaching out

Much that we start here is something that Schoenstatt has done for a long time … Auxiliary Bishop Florian Wörner to the Schoenstatt Movement in Memholz, Germany

GERMANY, Memholz, Maria Fischer • “Much that we start here is something Schoenstatt has done for a long time”, Auxiliary Bishop Florian Wörner remarked after the introductory round in the afternoon of 18 May in the large hall of the Schoenstatt Centre in Memholz. It was after 33 members of the Schoenstatt Movement had introduced themselves and what they were doing. Auxiliary Bishop Wörner of Augsburg is the director of the Institute for New Evangelisation in the diocese, so his reaction was more than a nice summary or praise, butRead More

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