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Bishop of Avellaneda–Lanús greets Schoenstatt Family on Covenant Day
The Bishop of Avellaneda–Lanús sent a message of thanks to the Schoenstatt family on October 18 as they renew their Covenant of Love. This observance commemorates the pact established by Father Kentenich and a group of young people with Mary in 1914.
The bishop noted that the renewal coincides with the diocese celebrating its jubilee, marking 25 years since Avellaneda and Lanús united into a single diocese. He observed that the diocesan theme, "Renewing the covenant, we walk together," reflects the word the Schoenstatt community has maintained for over a century.
The message also recognized the centenary of the Sisters of Mary and mentioned the Mater Admirabilis chapel in Valentín Alsina. The bishop noted that the chapel, where Father Kentenich once celebrated Mass for the German community and the sisters, has become a home for the entire diocese through the generosity of the sisters. He expressed appreciation for the families, youth, laity, and priests who support the various branches, groups, and hermitages of the movement.
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- Official source@AvellanedaLanusGreetings to the family of Schoenstatt
Diocese of Avellaneda–Lanús · Diócesis Avellaneda Lanús
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