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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Jubilee in Tanzania
HOW WE CELEBRATED OUR FEAST OF OUR PATRON OUR MOTHER MARY IMMACULATEIN OUR TANZANIAN REGION IN CHIKUKWE 08.12.2024 Real we thank God for the gift of our Founder John Schneider, because this year we commemorizing universary of the Jubilee of 200 Years of his birth. His...
Visiting patients at our hospital in Berlin
At St. Marienkrankenhaus Berlin, as in other Catholic hospitals, it has been a long-standing tradition to organize a pre-Christmas celebration for the patients.This was also the case on 12 December 2024, when a representative of the Archbishop of Berlin, Dr. Heiner...
Immaculate 2024
The day of the Jubilee of our Congregation is also a time to celebrate the Groups of the Children of Mary. In the parish of St. Matthew and St. Matthias in Brzezie, 11 new children made their vows to Our Lady, were added to the Group and received Miraculous Medals....
Jubilee at the tomb of the Founder
On Saturday, December 7, we celebrated 170 years of the Congregation of the Sisters of Mary Immaculate. The solemn thanksgiving Mass was presided over by Archbishop Joseph Kupny, Metropolitan of Wroclaw. The Eucharist, attended by seven bishops, many priests, sisters...
DAILY BREAD
Monday 24 August
Saint Bartholomew, Apostle – FeastGospel: John 1:45-51In today’s Gospel, Jesus promises Nathanael, traditionally identified with Saint Bartholomew, “You will see greater things than that,” and then speaks of heaven opened and the angels of God ascending and descending...
Sunday 23 August
21st Sunday in Ordinary TimeReadings: Isaiah 22:19–23; Psalm 137(138): 1–3, 6, 8; Romans 11:33–36; Matthew 16:13–20 Today’s readings lead us to contemplate the Church as God’s own work, founded upon the truth of Jesus Christ and sustained by His eternal love. Isaiah...
Saturday 22 August
Our Lady, Mother and QueenSaturday of week 20 in Ordinary TimeGospel: Luke 1:26-38On this memorial of the Queenship of the Blessed Virgin Mary, the Gospel takes us not to a throne room but to the humble home of Nazareth, where Mary declares, “I am the handmaid of the...
Friday 21 August
Saint Pius X, PopeFriday of week 20 in Ordinary TimeGospel: Matthew 22:34-40In today’s Gospel, Jesus summarizes the whole Law in love: “You must love the Lord your God with all your heart, with all your soul, and with all your mind,” and “You must love your neighbour...
SPIRITUALITY
Prayer calls through the servant of God Fr. John Schneider
Kyrie eleison! Christe eleison, Kyrie eleison! Christ, hear us! Christ, graciously hear us! Heavenly God the Father - have mercy on us. God the Son, Redeemer of the world, have mercy on us. Holy Spirit, God - have mercy on us. Holy Trinity, One God, have mercy on...
Another Christmas
There are many elements and characters in the Christmas nativity scene, and the most important Character is always the smallest. This is a divine paradox, what seems small to God is great, what is weak for us has great power in God's eyes. If you did a survey among...
Mary Immaculate
In the middle of the Advent season, the Catholic Church celebrates a feast on which an important aspect of Christmas shows up. It is a feast that many people have little or nothing to do with: the feast of Mary, the mother of God, conceived without original sin. If we...
100 percent “yes”
Advent is a season of preparation extending over four Sunday before Christmas. The word Advent comes from the Latin “advenio” means “to come to”, and refers to the coming of Christ. Thus, the term “the coming” includes three references: First of all to our celebration...