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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SMALL CHRISTIAN COMMUNITY AND SACRAMENT IN AFRICA
First of all, it is better to know the background. What is the Christian community? It is the connection and solidarity that families share in order to help each other in any way of life such as their problems, joy, love, peace, and humility in their Christian life in...
To be like Enoch
“And Enoch lived in intimacy with God. Then he disappeared because God took him. " (Genesis 5:24). The literal translation of this text is: "Enoch walked with God, and then he was gone, because God took him." "... walked with God ..." that's right. But what does that...
OUR COMMUNITY LIFE
Unity, love, harmony in our community of 3 sisters. We live in unity, each of us caring for each other, as one family we are united by the words of our founder (Be united if you want to thank me and do acts of compassion in my name) In the 2 years I have lived in this...
Lived unity in diversity
Testimony from a Tanzanian sister in Germany When I came to Germany 8 years ago, I was very happy because I wanted to help my fellow sisters. But first I had to learn or get to know a lot: the language, the culture, the people ... The beginning was very difficult. But...
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Thursday 6 November
Thursday of week 31 in Ordinary TimeFirst Reading: Romans 14:7-12Saint Paul’s words in Romans remind us of a profound truth: our lives and deaths belong entirely to the Lord. “Whether we live or die, we are the Lord’s.” This awareness should free us from the...
Wednesday 5 November
Wednesday of week 31 in Ordinary TimeReading: Romans 13:8-10Saint Paul distills the essence of the Christian life into one simple yet all-encompassing command: “Owe nothing to anyone, except to love one another.” Love is not an optional virtue, it is the fulfillment...
Tuesday 4 November
Saint Charles Borromeo, BishopTuesday of week 31 in Ordinary TimeReadings: Romans 12:5-16abSaint Paul’s image of the Church as one body with many members is both beautiful and demanding. Each of us is uniquely gifted, yet our gifts find their purpose only when used in...
Monday 3 November
Monday of week 31 in Ordinary TimeSaint Martin de Porres, Religious Reading: Romans 11:29-36Saint Paul’s words in Romans remind us of the astonishing depth of God’s mercy, His plan of redemption that transforms even disobedience into a path toward grace. “For God...
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