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Posted On 03.05.2022In Kentenich

Beatification process for Father Kentenich suspended

Editors schoenstatt.org – We publish the information of the Diocese of Trier about the decision of Bishop Ackermann to suspend the beatification process of Father Kentenich. This information was transmitted to the media today, May 3, 2022. —  Read More

Posted On 15.08.2020In Kentenich

A moment of pause on the issue that has moved us for weeks

Editorial Board schoenstatt.org • The last few weeks have been very intense for everyone, but we are very satisfied to have been able to echo all your sensibilities, and with this, we hope and trust that we have contributed to create a space for opinion based on individual freedom, in which the diversity within Schoenstatt can be seen along with its richness  – although in the english version of schoenstatt.org we could not offer all the articles published in Spanish, German, and Portuguese, due to lack of translators. — ThisRead More

Posted On 10.07.2020In Kentenich

Kentenich Beatification Process: Bishop Ackermann announces the appointment of a new commission of historians.

PRESS RELEASE OF THE DIOCESE OF TRIER, Judith Rupp • Bishop Dr. Stephan Ackermann has announced the appointment of a new commission of historians for the process of beatification of Father Joseph Kentenich. The reason for this is the fact that after the opening of the Vatican archives (up to the end of Pope Pius XII’s pontificate in 1958), there are now documents available that were previously not accessible for diocesan research in the process of beatification of the founder of the Schoenstatt Movement.  This is how the diocesan bishopRead More

Posted On 23.04.2019In Covenant Life

Fr Franz Reinisch: Diocesan Phase of his Beatification Process Almost Complete

GERMANY, Editorial Board • After more than six years of preparation for the beatification process for Franz Reinisch on the diocesan level in Trier, this phase will be solemenly concluded on 28 June 2019.— As the Postulator of the beatification process, Emeritus Professor  Fr Dr Heribert Niderschlag SAC announced, this conclusion will most probably take place with Holy Mass at 9.30 a.m. in the Church of Our Lady immediately next to the Cathedral. This will be followed by the final session of the “Causa Reinisch” in the Gothic Hall (inRead More

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