• Home
  • Posts Tagged "Bishop Wilhelm Krautwaschl"

Bishop Wilhelm Krautwaschl Tag

Posted On 19.02.2016In Dilexit ecclesiam

“Let me learn about your way of thinking and speaking, your way of asking and of existing…”

AUSTRIA, by Susi Mitter • Bishop Wilhelm Krautwaschl (*5 March 1963 at Gleisdorf, Styria, Austria), member of the Focolare Movement, has been the bishop of the Diocese of Graz-Seckau since April 2015. He learned about the Schoenstatt Movement in the Styria province. He was present at a Schoenstatt gathering that the Schoenstatt Family organized on 8 December 2014 at the Graz Episcopal Seminary, since he was the rector of the seminary at that time. On this occasion, leaders of the Diocese of Graz-Seckau Family Branch: Alenka and Ernst Körbler, KarinRead More

Magnificat

1998 - 2023 schoenstatt.org

Suscribe to our WhatsApp Channel

Schoenstatt.org is now also on WhatsApp

Archives

Categories

EN_Button_Audience

EN_Button_Letters

Newsletter

ES_Button_Links

Map of Shrines

PK4U

The Pope Video

About schoenstatt.org

Connecting Schoenstatters

We offer here a selection of articles from schoenstatt.org, in English. Schoenstatt.org as such is available in Spanish, Portuguese, and German.

Our mission is to serve the life of the International Schoenstatt family and the Church by promoting bonds of solidarity - covenant culture - and offering this service as a testimony - culture of encounter.

In all our actions, we daily hear the echoes of the words given to us by Pope Francis during the audience on 25 October 2014, "a culture of encounter is a covenant culture that creates solidarity."

Social networks

Imprint

Legal Notice
Disclaimer
Privacy Policy

CHURCH

EVANGELII GAUDIUM

MISERICORDIAE VULTUS

LAUDATO SI'

AMORIS LAETITIA

JUBILEE OF MERCY

MISERICORDIA ET MISERA

CHRISTUS VIVIT

ALL TEXTS BY POPE FRANCIS

MAYFEELINGS - THE RED THAT PRAYS

PRAY FOR ME - POPE FRANCIS PRAYER RALLY

About Schoenstatt

Schoenstatt is an ecclesial Movement, where everyone, each according to his individual vocation and united in covenant, serves the Church and its mission and the world God has entrusted to us.

The core of Schoenstatt's foundation is the covenant of love with Mary, the Mother of God.

This covenant of love generates culture and covenant culture is the unique expression of our way of life and work, our attachment to God, to people, to nature and culture, to the Church and the world, which always departs from the covenant of love.

Schoenstatt's commitment to this covenant culture inspires it to go out from the shrines to the existential peripheries to "sanctuarize" the world, as Pope Francis says.

About Schoenstatt