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Programm EN.Pdf Schoenstatt 16th – 19th October 2014 International Jubilee Pilgrimage Pilgrim Guide Book: Programme & Information Table of Contents Programme Pilgrim Programme compact: Four days at a glance Pilgrim Programme according to topic Main Celebrations Pilgrim Way to the Original Shrine The nations on pilgrimage to the Original Shrine Encounter with the Founder The Father Symbol’s History and World Pilgrimage/Exhibition Prayer Centre Holy Masses during the jubilee days The Sacrament of Reconciliation Covenant Culture Tents Covenant Tent - Family Covenant Tent - Society Covenant Tent - Youth Covenant Tent - Church Covenant Tent - Church/Original Pilgrim Mother Covenant Tent - Pedagogy Programme for Children and Families Cultural Events Programme Our Diverse Charism: Meeting between Communities and Branches Night of the Shrine Jubilee Party for Youth and Helpers Encounter the Communities here Programme Chronologically Information Information from A-Z Arrival and departure Simple Accommodation Main Places Opening Hours Film/Documentation: That was 2014… 2 Four days at a glance THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY, 16.10.2014 17.10.2014 18.10.2014 19.10.2014 Daily Arrival from 08:00 a.m./Programme begins at: 09:00 a.m. All day All day Arrival from 07:00 Morning The nations make Holy Mass in a.m. International Meet their pilgrimage to different languages Pilgrim Arena and Greet the Original Shrine 09:00 PRE- Holy Masses PROGRAMME 10:00 Ceremonial Act plus Holy Mass Lunch 12:00 – 16:00 Lunch 12:00 – 15:00 PROGRAMME THROUGHOUT THE DAY: • Pilgrim Way to the Original Shrine • Prayer at Father Kentenich’s grave • Prayer Centre in the Adoration Church: Eucharistic Adoration, the sacrament of reconciliation • Covenant Tents: Presentation of projects from all over the world with forums, meet and greet, exchange • Encounter the life and history of the Schoenstatt Movement/visit historical places of interest • Programme for children • Cultural presentations • International Schoenstatt Mile Pilgrim Arena Pilgrim Arena Pilgrim Original Shrine 16:30 Pre- 18:30 Pre- Arena/Original 17:30 Final Blessing programme programme Shrine 17:00 Welcome 19:00 Vigil 16:00 Pre- Ceremony Ceremony programme 17:30 Holy Mass 16:30 Covenant of Love Ceremony 18:00 Open Air Festival Departure about. Departure about Departure about 19:30 21:00 19:30/20:30 Open until 21:00: Open until 21:30: Open until 21:00: Pilgrim Way to the Pilgrim Way to the Pilgrim Way to the Original Shrine, Original Shrine, Original Shrine, Covenant Tents, Covenant Tents, Covenant Tents, Snack bars in the Snack bars in the Snack bars in the valley. valley. valley. Night of the Shrine Jubilee party for youth and helpers 3 The Main Celebrations Thursday, 16.10.2014 Welcome Ceremony and Opening Holy Mass Pilgrim Arena 16:30 Pre-programme Hymns – Interviews – Pictures 17:00 Welcome Ceremony National flags enter – Welcome – Arrival of father symbol 17:30 Holy Mass Main celebrant: Bishop Dr. Stephan Ackermann, Bishop of Trier 19:00 Music to conclude Friday, 17.10.2014 Vigil Celebration Pilgrim Arena 18:30 Pre-programme Hymns – Interviews – Pictures 19:00 Vigil Coordinated by the Schoenstatt Youth International with the arrival of the torch runners from Valle di Pompeii 20:30 Music to conclude Saturday, 18.10.2014 Ceremonial Act and festive Holy Mass Pilgrim Arena 09:00 Pre-programme Hymns – Interviews – Pictures 10:00 Ceremonial Act Words of welcome from Father Pater Heinrich Walter, Federal Minister Hermann Gröhe, Minister - President Malu Dreyer Thank you to the Blessed Mother for 100 years of Schoenstatt 10:30 Festive Holy Mass Main celebrant: Cardinal Giovanni Lajolo, Papal Delegate 12:00 Music to conclude 4 Covenant of Love Ceremony Pilgrim Arena 16:00 Introduction Hymns – Introduction to the different parts of the ceremony – Prayer to the Holy Spirit 16:30 Covenant of Love Ceremony Praise to the Blessed Mother – In memory of the founding hour – Procession of the MTA picture to the Original Shrine – Erection of the father symbol – renewal of the covenant of love – Sending forth Open Air Festival Pilgrim Arena 18:00 Family Festival International dance – songs – surprises– “Oh happy day” 19:00 Finale Sunday, 19.10.2014 16:30 Final Blessing, Founder Chapel 17:30 Final Blessing, Original Shrine Pilgrim Way to the Original Shrine Over 100 years ago our covenant family was made up of a handful of boys with their spiritual director Father Kentenich. Today we stand here as an international family who in all its diversity, are united with our father and founder, and live with the Original Shrine, the place of grace of our Mother Thrice Admirable, Queen and Victress of Schoenstatt as its heart. These four jubilee days gives us the opportunity to have an intense encounter with the Original Shrine day and night. So that even here we can be and act as a family the walls of the Original Shrine have been extended to the Pilgrim Arena. We regard the Arena as our extended Original Shrine. At every ceremony and Holy mass we want to spiritually imagine ourselves directly in the Original Shrine. 5 Elements of our Pilgrimage to the Original Shrine Pilgrim Way to the Original Shrine The way: Different to all other times there will only be one way during the jubilee days to the Original Shrine. This is laid out as a pilgrim way and begins at the car park next to the Pilgrim - Info Form: On this pilgrim way to the original shrine you can do the following • Write your name in the founding document “My name, my covenant” • Buy candles and light them along the way in the chapel of light • Write down your contributions to the capital of grace and place them in the jar in the original shrine. • Check-out the wall of 200 shrines Pilgrim Park “in the shadow of the Shrine” The way: You make your way to the entrance gate behind the wall at the park. Please note that once you are on the park there is no entry to the Original Shrine from there. Form: The pilgrim park invites you to rest in silence and pray personally or in community, join in the international hymns, or simply just look and listen. There will be: - Music and hymns from all over the world, - The liturgy of hours will be recited in various languages - Rosary - Silence - Individual Blessing: Friday - Sunday, 12:00 - 15:00 Programme Thursday, 16 th October 2014 Open: 07:00 - 21:00 08:00 Pilgrim Morning Prayer 08:30 – 16:45 The nations make their pilgrimage to the Original Shrine 19:00 Serenade: “Love declaration to the shrine” – International Hymns 20:30 Evening Blessing 6 Friday, 17 th October 2014 Open: 07:30 – 21:30 09:00 Pilgrim Morning Prayer 21:00 Evening Blessing 21:30 Night of the Shrine – Youth Prayer Vigil Saturday, 18 th October 2014 Open: 06:30 - 21:00 08:00 - 08:20 “Madrugadores” Prayer Time 08:30 Pilgrim Morning Prayer 16:30 - 18:00 Covenant of Love Ceremony from 16:00 on The Original Shrine and Pilgrim Park will be closed off during this ceremony. You will have no access! Please understand. All pilgrims will gather at the Pilgrim Arena where you can watch via live transmission what is taking place directly at the Original Shrine. 20:30 Evening Blessing Sunday, 19 th October 2014 Open: 07:30 - 21:00 09:00 Pilgrim Morning Prayer 17:30 Blessing at the closing of our Jubilee Days Nightly International group bookings for the Original Shrine Thursday, 16 th October 2014 The Nations make their pilgrimage to the Original Shrine The first jubilee day 16.10 2014 is under the heading the pilgrimage of the nations to the Original Shrine. Every country can spend 15 mins. in the Original Shrine to pray, 7 sing and hand over their gifts, their petitions and all the people they have brought in their heart to the mother thrice admirable Queen and Victress of Schoenstatt. Rite of Pilgrimage • Every country chooses a delegation of five people. • This delegation proceeds with their national flag across the pilgrim park to the Original Shrine accompanied by the Schoenstatt flag and the jubilee flag. • This delegation is now responsible for the given prayer time from the island of prayer for their nation. Order and given time of Nations 08:30 Romania 08:45 India 09:00 Hungary 09:15 Czech Republic, Slovakia 09:30 Croatia, Slovenia 09:45 Australia 10:00 Philippines 10:15 Nigeria, Tansania 10:30 South Africa, Kenia, New Zealand 10:45 Congo, Rwanda, Burundi 11:00 Switzerland 11:15 Portugal 11:30 Italy 11:45 Spain 12:00 Mittagsgebet 12:15 Germany 12:30 Costa Rica 12:45 Dominican Republic 13:00 USA Milwaukee, Texas 13:15 Peru 13:30 Brazil 13:45 - 14:00 Chile 14:15 Puerto Rico 14:30 Ecuador 14:45 Paraguay 15:00 Urugay 15:15 Argentina 15:30 Mexico 15:45 Poland, Russia 16:00 England, Scotland, Ireland, Zimbabwe 16:15 Bolivia 16:30 Austria 8 Encounter with the Founder, Father Joseph Kentenich Visit at the resting place of Father Joseph Kentenich On the 15 th September 1968, Father Joseph Kentenich celebrated his first Holy Mass in the newly built Adoration Church. Directly after Holy Mass he died in what was then the sacristy, known today as the Founder Chapel. His place of burial is now a place of prayer. Place: Founder Chapel, Mount Schoenstatt Opening Times: daily 08:00–19:00 (Adoration Church: 06:00–20:00) Guide Book: “Meet the founder. Encounter Father Kentenich” The guide book “Meet the founder. Encounter Father Kentenich” will take you to many places where the founder lived and worked. Brief information and some short meditations will inspire you to get closer to his message and to encounter him personally.
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