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?"
LATEST
Marian Retreat in Kokoszyce
With Sister Dulcissima to the depths of the heart In Kokoszyce, at the Retreat Center of the Archdiocese of Katowice, an extraordinary retreat dedicated to the Mother of God took place. Its theme, “With Mary to the depths of the heart,” led participants into a world...
Memories of Dulcissimia Days
Last weekend in Racibórz was a true celebration of spirit and culture. From May 16 to 18, the heart of the city beat to the rhythm of prayer, reflection, art, and music. All this was thanks to the fourth edition of Dulcissimia Days, which attracted residents and...
Prayer for beatification
On Good Shepherd Sunday, May 11, 2025, in the University Church of the Holy Name of Jesus in Wrocław, once again, we, the Sisters of Mary Immaculate, together with the faithful, prayed for the gift of beatification of the Servant of God, Fr. Jan Schneider, the Wrocław...
Inauguration of our first house in Indonesia
On Tuesday, April 22, 2025, during the Easter octave, we were able to inaugurate our first house in Indonesia. It was a great joy for us to see how many guests had accepted our invitation: priests, religious, representatives of public institutions, even a...
DAILY BREAD
Friday 25 September
Friday of week 25 in Ordinary TimeGospel: Luke 9:18-22In today’s Gospel, Peter gives the decisive answer to Jesus’ question, “Who do you say I am?”: “The Christ of God.” Yet immediately Jesus begins to speak about rejection, suffering, death, and resurrection. It is...
Tuesday 8 September
The Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary – FeastReadings: Micah 5:1–4; Psalm 12(13):6–7; Matthew 1:1–16, 18–23Today the Church celebrates with joy the birth of the Blessed Virgin Mary, because her birth announces that the coming of Christ is drawing near. Micah speaks...
Monday 7 September
Monday of week 23 in Ordinary TimeGospel: Luke 6:6-11In today’s Gospel, Jesus encounters a man whose right hand is withered. After calling him to stand before everyone, Jesus gives him a simple command: “Stretch out your hand.” Humanly speaking, this is precisely what...
Sunday 6 September
23rd Sunday in Ordinary TimeReadings: Ezekiel 33:7–9; Psalm 95:1–2, 6–7, 8–9; Romans 13:8–10; Matthew 18:15–20 Today’s readings remind us that Christian love is not passive: it makes us responsible for one another. Through Ezekiel, God appoints the prophet as a...
SPIRITUALITY
Unity with a view to eternity
November November brings our future to life like no other month. It reminds us that at some point we must give our lives back into the hands of the Creator. But it also has a promise: eternal life with God. If you take these two messages seriously, think about the...
Gift unity
Memories of German history Do you remember? The occupations of the German embassies in Prague and Warsaw in 1989, the opening of the border between Austria and Hungary, the Monday demonstrations in Leipzig and other places, the first opening of the Wall on November 9,...
My steps on the way to unity
In the course of the many thoughts that we have already given ourselves on the subject of “unity”, one thing has become very clear. Unity is not something that is there. Unity are relationships that arise, that can grow and be deepened, and which must be dealt with...
unit that serves life
Captured Fishing net - memories of my childhood come back to life. When I went to the market to buy fish with my mother, the fishmonger came with a net, dipped the net once through the basin, and a fish was wriggling in the net that could no longer get out of it. I...