by Schoenstatt Scotland | May 24, 2016 | Campsie Glen, Contlempation, Holy Door, Jesus, Mary The Mother of God, Pilgrimages, Schoenstatt, Story, UK, Year of Mercy
SCHOENSTATT SCOTLAND: FEAST OF THE MOST BLESSED TRINITY May 22nd 2016, and the Annual Procession in Honour of Our Lady, Queen of the May. On this glorious Solemnity of the Holy Trinity, and the honouring of Our Lady as the Queen of the May, I was invited by the...
by Schoenstatt Scotland | May 22, 2016 | Holy Door, Jesus, Mary The Mother of God, Pilgrimages, Schoenstatt, Shrine, Sisters of Mary, Story, UK, Year of Mercy
We are all on a pilgrimage but not quite aware of it’s implications for us, and it is so easy for us to go astray. If we simply look even at one way in which many of us have been absent to ourselves, it is often through the loneliness of our time; and an attendant...
by Schoenstatt Scotland | Apr 1, 2016 | Campsie Glen, Contlempation, Fascinating Faith Facts: Did You Know; Series, Holy Door, honesty, Jesus, Schoenstatt, Silence, Sisters of Mary, Stillness, Story, UK
Honesty has no time for lying, cheating or a desire to succeed at any cost! An honest individual tries to do what is right, even if it goes against their advantage. It involves being truthful with yourself and recognizing your obligation to God and others. Dishonesty...
by Schoenstatt Scotland | Mar 26, 2016 | Campsie Glen, Holy Door, Holy Saturday, Jesus, Mary The Mother of God, Prayer, Schoenstatt, Scotland, Shrine, Silence, Sisters of Mary, Stillness, UK
BLESSING THE NEW FIRE Dóminus vobíscum The Lord be with you. Et cum, spíritu tuo And with thy spirit Orémus. Deus, qui per Fílium tuum, angulárem scilicet...
by Schoenstatt Scotland | Mar 25, 2016 | Good Friday, Holy Door, Jesus, Pilgrimages, Prayer, Schoenstatt, Scotland, Shrine, Silence, Sisters of Mary, Stillness, Year of Mercy
GOOD FRIDAY Omnípotens sempitérne Deus, cujus judício inivérsa fundántur: réspice propitious ad preces nostras, et électum nobis Antístetem tua pietate consérva; ut christíana plebs, quæ te gubernator auctóre, sub tanto Pontífice, credulitátis suæ méritis augeátur....