Sisters of Mary Immaculate
Servant of God Fr. Johannes Schneider Founder of the Congregation of the Sisters of Mary Immaculate
“Is there any gift that would please God more than the very fact that you will help recover
His poor, lost children?”
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Tanzania (Part 3) Nanjota (since 1976)
Lionja In 1974 Bishop Cotey asked for three sisters for another mission station in Lionja, which was also in the Diocese of Nachingwea. In December 1974, the General Management decided to take over this station. In 1976 three new Polish missionary sisters arrived in...
Tanzania (Part 2) Kilimarondo (1972 – 1991)
Preparations In accordance with the decision of the General Chapter of 1969, Mother M. Gertrud, Superior General, tried to establish a mission station. Having no experience in this area, the Congregation contacted the Salvatorian Order, which was active in Africa. As...
Our school in Mwanga/Kilimanjaro/Tanzania
Johannes Schneider English medium school is one of the biggest fruits of our mission in Tanzania. It is run by sisters and also lay teachers. Some years back the congregation wanted to expand our apostolical work of dealing with the children in school, in Mwanga...
Tanzania (since 1972) Part 1
Decision to do missionary work At the General Chapter of 1963, the Polish sisters suggested that the missionary idea be given more prominence in the congregation. The topic was discussed in detail and offers from Africa and Brazil had already been received. However,...
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Saturday 17 January
Saint Antony, AbbotSaturday of week 1 in Ordinary TimeMark 2:13-17In today’s Gospel, Jesus reveals the heart of His mission with disarming clarity: He comes not for those who consider themselves righteous, but for those who know they are wounded and in need of...
Friday 16 January
Friday of week 1 in Ordinary TimeGospel: Mark 2:1-12In today’s Gospel, we encounter a Jesus whose authority reaches the deepest wound of the human heart: sin. When the paralytic is brought before Him, Jesus first offers forgiveness, revealing that healing begins...
Thursday 15 January
Thursday of week 1 in Ordinary TimeGospel: Mark 1:40-45In the encounter with the leper, the Gospel offers a tender and powerful portrait of God’s love made visible. Jesus does not heal from a distance; He is moved with compassion, stretches out His hand, and touches...
Wednesday 14 January
Wednesday of week 1 in Ordinary TimeReadings: Mark 1:29-39In this Gospel, we witness a living and dynamic encounter between God and humanity, where divine compassion meets human need in the ordinary rhythm of life. Jesus enters a home, touches the sick, listens to...
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