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Posted On 10.03.2024In Covenant Life

A goal, a path, hordes of dogs and a sister

BRAZIL, Cláudio Medeiros, Jaraguá Family Federation • We often try to make the 18th of each month a special day to remember and renew our covenant of love. I think everyone has their own way of expressing this, so together with Marcio Gonçalvez from the Family League of Jaraguá, I found a somewhat unusual way to do this: In mid-December, while we were still thinking about how to get the spousal release that is so important and indispensable for this kind of event, we decided to set out from JaraguáRead More
Petrópolis

Posted On 20.08.2022In Missions

Tabor Christ Mission 2022 – in Petrópolis, and Rio de Janeiro

BRAZIL, jumas • After two and a half years of not carrying out a mission in the Southeast of Brazil, the Schoenstatt Boys’ Youth departed during the last week of July for Petrópolis – where a few months earlier a landslide caused 230 deaths and left many families homeless. They were determined to express their solidarity through a missionary activity, taking Christ and Mary to the residents, listening to the families, and praying together, convinced that this spiritual support can help the city. — The mission began with a receptionRead More

Posted On 06.07.2019In Covenant Life

Jumas Guarapuava – Setting hearts on fire for 20 years

BRAZIL, Leonardo Rodrigues • On Sunday 16 June 2019, the Schoenstatt Boys Youth (JUMAS) in Guarapuava celebrated their twentieth anniversary, a reunion that touched the hearts of all who attended the celebrations. An encounter of the founding and new generations. It was an indescribable moment for the younger members to see the tears of nostalgia and the smiles on the faces of those who once had the experience of being JUMAS.— A short history Some say 20 years is such a short time, others say it’s an eternity. For us,Read More

Posted On 27.05.2019In Schoenstatt - Reaching out

Closer to the Cornélio Procópio community

BRAZIL, via jumasbrasil.com.br • The Schoenstatt Boys Youth (Jumas) in Cornélio Procópio have joined the city community for Sunday Masses as part of a new initiative: “Jumas Goes Out.” With this initiative, Jumas aims to meet together once a month for a branch mass at one of the churches in the city. On 17 March, the branch met at Christ the King Cathedral and celebrated Holy Mass with the community, so that Jumas can be closer in prayer to the community of Cornélio Procópio. Each month, a different church isRead More

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