100 Years Schoenstatt Sisters of Mary — 1926-2026
We’re giving thanks for 100 years of blessings! Come celebrate with us.
“You are at the heart of the world with the heart of God.”
Pope Francis to Secular Institutes
Our Origin
God calls a movement of renewal into being...
Our Spirituality
The Mother of God draws us into a covenant of love...
Our Mission
To be her eyes, her ears, her hands, her heart...
Our Life
A way of Marian nobility, purity, and generosity...
Where We Are
In the world, for the world, worldwide
Discernment
Is God calling me to be his instrument?
News, Inspirations, & Events
Faces of Hope: Sr. M. Luciana, Brazil
Sr. M. Luciana shares about her mission as director of a daycare center in Londrina, Brazil.
“Let there be light!”
Discernment Retreat for young women
Jubilee Exhibition
A jubilee exhibition opened on March 22, 2026, at our Motherhouse on Mount Schoenstatt, Germany. It invites visitors on a threefold journey….!
Faces of Hope: Sr. M. Candace, USA
Sr. M. Candace shares about her mission to strengthen and equip families to meet today’s challenges.
Guadalupe: Schoenstatt present at the Theological-Pastoral Congress
From February 24 to 26, 2026, the Theological-Pastoral Congress was held in Mexico City as part of the preparation for the Guadalupan Jubilee in 2031.
Faces of Hope: Sr. M. Rafaela, Argentina
“We try to be Mary in the world of healthcare.”
Who We Are
The Secular Institute of the Schoenstatt Sisters of Mary is a community of consecrated women founded in Germany in 1926 by Father Joseph Kentenich. We serve the mission of his original foundation, the Schoenstatt Movement, a Marian and apostolic movement in the Roman Catholic Church. Collaborating with the other Schoenstatt communities in the moral and spiritual renewal of society, we place special emphasis on the Marian formation of girls, women, and families. Our source of life is the covenant of love with our Mother Thrice Admirable, Queen, and Victress of Schoenstatt. United with her and following her example, we surrender ourselves undividedly to Christ in a life of poverty, virginity, and obedience.