200th anniversary of Rev. John Schneider’s birth

200th anniversary of Rev. John Schneider’s birth

Jan 6, 2024 | NEWS

You are invited to attend Mass in the hometown parish of the Servant of God Fr. John Schneider. January 11 marks the 200th anniversary of the Founding Priest's birth. The Mass will begin at 11:30 a.m. and will be broadcast over the Internet. Below are the links to the broadcast. https://nadaje.com/pl/video/v1/u/ujylo8cpbt2emdehw85i https://wroclaw.gosc.pl/doc/8624132.200-rocznica-urodzin-Slugi-Bozego-ks-Jana-Schneidera  
New General Board

New General Board

Nov 20, 2023 | NEWS

A new General Board was elected at the XXI General Chapter in Berlin. The Board is composed of: M.M. Sybilla Koltan - Superior General S.M. Petra Ladig - Vicar General. S.M. Róża Mueller - General Councilor. S.M. Franciszka Jarnot - General Councilor. S.M. Tadea Mlwilo - General Councilor The Board in this composition will serve the congregation until 2029.
Friday 8 September

Friday 8 September

Sep 7, 2023 | NEWS

The Birthday of the Blessed Virgin Mary - Feast First reading - Micah 5:1-4 Today we are celebrating the Birthday of the Blessed Virgin Mary. She is from whom was born the Savior who will stand and feed his flock with the power of the Lord, with the majesty of the name of his God. Under His power the people will live secure, for His power will be extended to the ends of the earth. He himself will be peace. She is the joy and hope of each one of us who enjoy this redemption. She makes the path for us to be under the power and majesty of the name of God. Beside her we can feel the presence of the Savior who stand and feed us with the power of the Lord. Together with her we can live secure everywhere. In her we can be peace with him who himself is peace. Let’s reflect: Do I really live beside Mother Mary?
Picnic in Mieszkowice

Picnic in Mieszkowice

Jul 2, 2023 | NEWS

On Saturday, July 1, we celebrated another anniversary of the ordination of our Founder Priest, John Schneider. This year, the joint celebration was held in Rev. John's hometown. Many sisters came to the church in Mieszkowice to celebrate the solemn Mass together with parishioners. After the Mass, everyone was invited to the place where Father Founder's family home stood and a picnic was held there. There was not only feasting together, but also dancing, competitions and many attractions for children. It was a beautiful family celebration at Father John's family home.
Corpus Christi 2023 on the Klosterberg in Cochem

Corpus Christi 2023 on the Klosterberg in Cochem

Jun 11, 2023 | NEWS

Godhead deeply hidden, praying near you. Under these signs you are truly here. See, with all my heart I give myself to you, because before such a miracle I am only poverty. This year we celebrated Holy Mass together with the residents of our home in the most beautiful weather in our courtyard. It is a beautiful experience every time to meet God in the sacrament and in His nature. Everyone prayed and sang with gratitude. Many memories of the past were awakened and very interesting conversations about the traditions of the past took place. Eyes, mouth and hands deceive you, but the message of the Word reveals you to me. What God the Son has spoken, I accept with faith; he himself is the truth that cannot deceive. Sister M. Felicitas and Convent
Mother of God we call to you

Mother of God we call to you

Jun 10, 2023 | NEWS

Every year in May we go on pilgrimage with our home residents to venerate Mary in a special way. This time we visited the pilgrimage church Maria Magdalena a small church very close to Cochem with the "miraculous Mother of the Mountain" on the Valwigerberg. Through a church known as "image of the miraculous mother of the mountain". Our Lady statue, which was created around 1400 from softwood, which was made of soft wood around 1400, a lively pilgrimage business developed on the Valwigerberg. In the past, up to 2,000 pilgrims came daily on Marian feasts. Even today, several pilgrimages take place on a smaller scale. Yes, our residents always look forward very much to the pilgrimage. Of course, everyone gathered in front of our house very punctually for the departure. The oldest pilgrim who took part is 100 years old and a Protestant - but she didn't let that stop her. We presented all our intentions to Our Lady and, of course, sang the beautiful old Silesian Marian songs. After the pilgrimage and coffee we went back home with happy residents. One of the residents said: "Hopefully we will all be alive next year so that we can visit Our Lady on Valwigerberg again. Sister M. Felicitas