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La Cruz de la Jornada Mundial de la Juventud en Suiza, en el Santuario de Gossau The World Youth Day Cross with Schoenstatt Youth in Switzerland, in the Shrine in Gossau Das Weltjugendtagskreuz mit Schönstatt-Jugend in der Schweiz, beim Heiligtum in Gossau |
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Entre el 15 y el 17 de octubre, estará en el Santuario Original From October 15 -17, it will be in the Original Shrine Im Oktober (15. -17.) ist es dann im Urheiligtum! |
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El icono de María The icon of Mary Die Marienikone Fotos: David Fischer © 2004-04-02 |
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April 4, 2004:
Berlin: Arrival of the World Youth Day Cross and the Icon of Mary in Germany
On April 4, the World Youth Day Cross arrives in Germany to begin the pilgrimage through the German dioceses. The Holy Mass will be broadcast by the German TV station ZDF. Celebrants will be: the Apostolic Nuncio to Germany, Archbishop Ender; Cardinal Sterzinsky of Berlin and the President of the Youth Committee of the German Bishops' Conference, Bishop Bode. More than 1,000 youth from all over Germany have been admitted to the event.
In Schoenstatt, the Schoenstatt Youth organizes a Holy Mass at 10.30 AM in the Pilgrims' Church to spiritually join in the arrival of the World Youth Day Cross. For the German Schoenstatt Youth, this is the beginning of their accompanying the pilgrimage of the World Youth Day Cross, culminating in the arrival of the Cross in Schoenstatt for the October Week; October 15 through 17, 2004, Cross and Icon will be in Schoenstatt, a mile stone on the way to the World Youth Day in Cologne.
Useful information on the web site of the Schoenstatt Project Office World Youth Day (German):
Soon on the re-launched Web site of the World Youth Day Committee (German, English, Spanish, French:) : www.wjt2005.de or www.wyd2005.org
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La Mater ter admirabilis de Ingolstadt The MTA from Ingolstadt Die MTA von Ingolstadt |
... y la Mater de Schoenstatt, reproducida millones de veces ...and the MTA from Schoenstatt, known all over the world ...und die MTA von Schönstatt, millionenfach verbreitet Fotos: Archiv POS © 2004 |
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April 6, 2004
Fourhundred years of the titel "Mater ter admirabilis"
On Tuesday, April 6, it's 400 years of the title "Mater ter admirabilis". On Tuesday of Holy Week, April 6, 1604, Jesuit Father Jacob Rem, from Ingolstadt, in a vision learned that Mary most loves the title "Mater admirables", Mother admirable. The invocation was repeated thrice, as a response, leading to the title "Mother Thrice admirable". Schoenstatt at the beginning of its history adapted the idea of the Father Rem's Marian Circles that set out to renew faith in Bavaria, but also the title: Mater ter admirabilis. Today, especially thanks to the Schoenstatt Rosary Campaign of John Pozzobon, the Schoenstatt picture of grace, with this title, is copied and venerated in million all over the world.
The anniversary will be commemorated on April 12, in a festive Mass in Ingolstadt, with Bishop Mixa, and with a Mass in the Original Shrine on April 6.
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El Santuario de Garanhuns, Brasil The Shrine in Garanhuns, Brazil Das Heiligtum in Garanhuns, Brasilien Foto: Mang © 2004 |
El Santuario de Tucumán, Argentina The Shrine in Tucumán, Argentina Das Heiligtum in Tucumán, Argentinien Foto: Cabral © 2004 |
April 18, 2004 - Covenant Day
Brazil: Dedication of the Schoenstatt Shrine in Garanhuns
The 21st Schoenstatt Shrine of Brazil will be dedicated come April 18 in Garanhuns, State of Pernambuco, in Northeastern Brazil. After years of longing, striving, building and offering contributions to the capital of grace, the local Schoenstatt family together with Bishop Irineu Roque Scherer will ask the Blessed Mother to join this Shrine to the stream of life and grace welling from the Original Shrine since October 18, 1914, and to enrich this streams with the graces from this "Shrine of every day sanctity".
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Afiche del Congreso Europea de Familias (parte) Poster of the European Family Congress (detail) Plakat zum Europäischen Familientag (Detail) Foto: Familienbewegung © 2004 |
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April 28 - May 2, 2004
Schoenstatt: European Family Congress
In view of the challenges and chances of a unified Europe, the Schoenstatt Family Movement offers a European Marriage and Family Congress that will culminate in a European Family Day with participation of personalities from church and society. Families from Germany, Switzerland, Austria and Hungary, and other countries, countribute workshops and talks "from families for families."