Schoenstatt
We are receiving hospitality from the Schoenstatt Sisters, God bless them. This is my first encounter with their charism. The tiny chapel was dedicated by their founder.
Thursday, October 13, 2005
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2 comments:
I met some of them at WYD. :-)
They don't always live in community though...I'd find that tough!
Sr Jean Frisk, one of our authors, is a Schoenstatt sister. She's a wonderful person! I'm sure the sisters there know her.
Technically they're a secular institute but they have some forms of community life.
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