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
Visit of our sisters from Tanzania in Europe
From February 1st to March 4th, three sisters from the Tanzanian regional board visited Europe. The main purpose of the visit was to hold workshops and preparatory meetings for the regional chapter, which is scheduled for this fall. During this time, in addition to...
Celebration in Sister Dulcissima’s home parish
The 115th birthday of our sister Dulcissima was celebrated with a solemn Mass at St. Joseph the Worker Church in Swietochlowice. The Eucharist was presided over by Bishop Jan Kopiec, retired Ordinary of the Gliwice Diocese, and the homily on the Servant of God was...
Sister Dulcissima ‘s 115th birthday
February 7 marked the 115th birthday of the servant of God Sister Dulcissima Hoffmann SMI. We began preparations for the celebration of this event by praying a nine-day novena, to which we also encouraged Internet users on social networks, and invited people who...
Father Founder’s birthday
On Sunday, 12.01.2025, we set off from our communities to Mieszkowice, the hometown of the Servant of God Fr. Jan Schneider, the Founder of our Congregation, to celebrate the 201st anniversary of his birth there, in St. George's Church, together with parishioners. The...
DAILY BREAD
Tuesday 1 September
Tuesday of week 22 in Ordinary TimeGospel: Luke 4:31-37In today’s Gospel, the people are astonished because Jesus speaks “with authority,” and even the unclean spirit obeys His command. This authority is different from human power, which often depends on position,...
Monday 31 August
Monday of week 22 in Ordinary TimeGospel: Luke 4:16-30In today’s Gospel, Jesus enters the synagogue of Nazareth and announces the very heart of His mission: “The Spirit of the Lord has been given to me… to bring good news to the poor, to proclaim liberty to captives,...
Sunday 30 August
22nd Sunday in Ordinary TimeReadings: Jeremiah 20:7–9; Psalm 63:2–9; Romans 12:1–2; Matthew 16:21–27 Today’s readings reveal the transforming power of God when we allow Him to take possession of our lives. Jeremiah discovers that he cannot remain indifferent to the...
Saturday 29 August
The Beheading of Saint John the BaptistSaturday of week 21 in Ordinary TimeGospel: Mark 6:17-29 In today’s Gospel, John the Baptist gives the ultimate testimony to the truth of God’s love by refusing to remain silent before Herod’s wrongdoing, even when fidelity costs...
SPIRITUALITY
They had everything in common
Liturgy as a teacher of unity We have already remembered several times that unity is not a common external characteristic, but a living relationship. Hence the reminder of the founder to preserve and deepen the unity. How can one maintain and deepen this unity? Lent...
Be reconciled with God
Maintain and deepen unity In the last month's talk we spoke about the fact that unity is not an external matter, but an inner relationship that connects people with one another. We have seen that such a relationship has to be renewed and deepened again and again....
King on a donkey
Behold, your King is coming to you, just and victorious. Humble - riding a donkey. (Zak 9, 9) Today we contemplate Jesus' triumphal entry into Jerusalem. Jesus, like a great victor in glory, enters the city. And this is understandable to us, because we know that he...
Spiritual Testament
When I speak at funerals, I like to ask if there is anything the deceased left us. By this I mean not so much money or material things, but a matter that was important to him and which should be continued in his spirit. So it is a spiritual testament. Superior General...