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Welcome to the home page of the Old Boys of the Nigerian Schoenstatt Movement
Schoenstatt Movement is a movement of life: a pilgrimage center, an apostolic movement for lay people, and a center of graces. The Movement was founded by the Holy Pallotine Priest, Fr. Joseph Kentenich with some young minor Seminarians in Schoenstatt, Germany in 1914. This movement over the years has helped lay people to become true apostles in the midst of the world.
Schoenstatt Movement is new in Nigeria but gradually making impact on the people. With over fifty students studying for the catholic priesthood, and the spirituality of the movement gradually being embibed by many Catholic students in Nigeria, there is great hope for the tomorrow of Nigeria marred by corrupt leaders over the years.Nigeria needs true and charismatic leaders who would be able to change the destiny of the nation and this, Schoenstatt promises to give to the Nigerian people through its Christian leadership programs for Students, the youth and professionals
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We are presently registering new members in the Old Boys Association of the Nigerian Schoenstatt Movement. Registration is free. Visit the "Contact/Registration" page to register |
Fr. Joseph Kentenich
The photo above is that of Fr. Joseph Kentenich, the Holy founder of the Schoenstatt Movement. Born in 1885, ordained a Pallotine priest in 1912, he founded the Schoenstatt movement on the 18th of October, 1914. |
BREAKING NEWS: 18TH OCTOBER CELEBRATION
Schoenstatt pilgrimage in Rome from the 3 - 8th December and other stories from Schoenstatt...
NEWS
Anniversary of Fr. Kentenichs death celebrated in schoenstatt. Full details in the news page |
The Schoenstatt Shrine
Whereever there is the Schoenstatt Movement, there is the Shrine of the Mother Thrice Admirable, Queen and Victress of Schoenstatt. The members of the movement are sustained by the graces received from the Shrine. The Schoenstatt Shrine is referred to as the 'Capital of Graces' because there our Mother wants to pour out graces to those who come to her
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