Militia Immaculatae Germany | Militia Immaculatae

From June 2 to Pentecost Monday June 6, 2022, the retreat for the Knights took place in the retreat house Porta Cæli, led by Father Karl Stehlin and Father Helmut Trutt. The retreat on the theme “The importance of the Immaculate in the end times” brought together 32 people, both existing MI Knights as well as 6 new Knights who made their consecration to the Immaculate in the spirit of MI the last day. A few other people wanted to participate, but that was not possible for logistical reasons. To know more… ^[1]

On September 4 and 5, a Marian mission took place in Rheinhausen, 27 new knights joined the Militia Immaculatæ. To know more… ^[2]
Call for a common practice of the five Saturdays of reparation: To find out more… ^[3]

On the last Saturday and Sunday of November, at St. Michael’s Church in Rheinhausen (Germany), Father Karl Stehlin led the recollection whose main theme was: “Saint Maximilian Kolbe – defender of the Catholic tradition”. At the end of the recollection, 15 new knights, including several children, joined the ranks of the Militia of the Immaculatæ.
Foundation of the MI 2 Mothers of families, in Rheinhausen… To find out more ^[4]
The Knights of the Immaculate in Germany have prepared a leaflet “Protection against the epidemic by the Miraculous Medal”. ^[5] This leaflet has been translated into 12 languages by the M.I. headquarters in Poland. A lady from Munich (Germany) wrote: “After the end of the campaign with the pandemic flyer, we again asked all (diocesan) priests if we could continue to display the medals; at the moment, I am authorized to supply 22 churches, this week I have an appointment with the priest for five other churches.”

On June 30, they were 39 participants to the retreat in Germany, in the SSPX retreat house called “Porta Coeli”, located on a hill above a small town called Lauterbach in the Black Forest, 9 of whom wished to join the M.I.

The M.I in Gerany compted 600 knights of the Immaculata.
The “Knight of the Immaculata” in the German-speaking world
There has been a printed M.I. Magazine for the German-speaking countries for a year now. It was named the “Knight of the Immaculata” after the example of St. Maximilian. To know more… ^[6]

In Munich, the priory celebrated its first anniversay of the foundation of the MI in Germany. Father Helmut Trutt was able to enlist 12 other knights. To know more… ^[7]

Establishment of the M.I.: December 8, 2014

Number of Knights; 1393

Number of M.I. Coins: 30

Number of groups of M.I. 2: 8

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