Julia Monnin

The Schoenstatt Way of Life

Religion EN ↓ 78 episodes

A spiritually inspiring podcast for all members of the Schoenstatt Movement. Author and host Julia Monnin shares thoughts and insights on practical ways of living out the Covenant of Love in everyday life and gives simple explanations about the spirituality of the apostolic movement founded by Fr. Joseph Kentenich in Schoenstatt, Germany in 1914.

Author

Julia Monnin

Category

Religion

Podcast website

www.schoenstattofohio.org

Latest episode

Jan 18, 2026

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Episodes

An Open Door 18.07.2019

Episode 3: Listen as author and host Julia Monnin shares thoughts about one of the foundational principles of Schoenstatt spirituality: Practical Belief in Divine Providence.

The Personal Ideal 18.06.2019

Episode 2: On this episode author and host Julia Monnin discusses Schoenstatt spirituality and gives listeners an overview of The Personal Ideal.  *Update on the Daughter Shrine: A location was mentioned in this episode for a daughter shrine in Ohio. A daughter shrine did not end up being formed there. But, we now we have a Schoenstatt chapel at St. Lawrence Church in Rhine, Ohio. Address: 16053 B...

An Introduction 07.05.2019

Episode 1: Author and host, Julia Monnin introduces herself and gives listeners an idea of what to expect on The Schoenstatt Way of Life Podcast. She also spends a little time talking about the three graces from the Shrine: the grace of Inner Transformation, the grace of Apostolic Zeal, and the grace of Being at Home.

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