News & Announcements
Changes To The Diocesan Council Chair Couple Coordinator Leadership
Effective July 7th, 2024, new Diocesan Chair Couple Coordinators appointed by Father Cristobal Asenjo (Schoenstatt Movement Director, USA) Alejandro Balderas and Alejandra Solano will assume the position. A special thank you to Carlos and Ana Rosa Everett for their years of dedicated service, as well as, congratulations on their new appointment to be representative couple for the Schoenstatt Family Federation. We appreciate all their efforts to make the Schoenstatt Movement Center alive with various activities and look forward to their continued guidance.
Board Welcomes New Members
Due to the growth of the Movement, the Board has added two new Directors. While new to the Board of Directors, they are very familiar faces at Mount Schoenstatt. Rick Otto who has a long family history with Schoenstatt and a variety of management skills will assisting the Board. In addition, Pam Raines, with an abundance of organizational, technology, communications skills and devoted heart to Blessed Mother has also been elected to the Board of Directors. We welcome them both and look forward working together to meet Blessed Mother’s needs.
Save The Date - New Mass Schedule Coming Soon
Mother’s Branch Diocesan Day of Reflection
The Mother’s Branch Diocesan Day of Reflection was well attended and Sr. M. Virginia Riedl from Lamar was enlightening and inspirational.
Let The Clean Up Begin
We have gotten started on some long overdue clean up projects on the property. The stonework area in front and back of the Shrine has been power washed as well as all the concrete areas. In addition, pathways have started to cleared, trees trimmed, flowers planted and maintenance on the well and septic systems. There is still much to do - another workday will be scheduled. To volunteer contact This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..
A Sign In The Sky
No, not the recent eclipse. A flying rosary. That’s right a flying rosary made of balloons was spotted flying over Mount Schoenstatt while working on the grounds. Guess Blessed Mother’s was sending us a - hello - sign over her place of grace. Not sure where it came from but it was a pretty cool sighting.
