For the future of Europe

by | May 6, 2025

Together for Europe and the Schoenstatt Family Movement Austria invite you to an inspiring Zoom event.
Invito Zoom per evento futuro europeo, 8 maggio 2025.

You’re all invited to an inspiring and diverse evening featuring reflections, personal stories, and musical contributions.

📅 Thursday, May 8, 2025

🕖 7:00 PM – 8:30 PM

📍 Online via Zoom

🌍 Event language: German

What’s on the program?

  • Father Heinrich Walter (Schoenstatt Movement) will share deep and thought-provoking insights from his experience with Together for Europe.

  • Lukas Mandl, Austrian Member of the European Parliament, will present his vision for Europe in a compelling video message from Brussels.

  • Imo Trojan (Evangelical Church) will offer his perspective on the unity of Christian denominations in Europe.

  • Sascha Becker (YMCA Vienna) will speak about his calling and faithfulness commitment in Together for Europe.

  • Personal testimonies will illustrate how the gifts and charisms of persons and communities become visible and impactful in this shared journey.

  • Prayers and musical contributions

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