TRIREGNUM sensus catholicus

I REPOST THIS WONDERFUL PIECE FROM "CORDIALITER BLOG"

A few days ago, an intelligent and industrious college student called me,

who told me about a project he has in mind. He would like to create a sort

of traditional community of young faithful lay people who want to lead an "alternative"

lifestyle to the stressful and degrading life that so many people lead in modern cities.

How to do this? There are several hypotheses on the table. For example,

you could "colonize" an old farm and engage in agricultural work, accommodation

for people wishing to spend a few days of rest and meditation,

educational and recreational activities, summer camps for youth conferences

on issues dear to the traditional movement, etc. .

As an alternative to the farmhouse you could use an abandoned convent

(instead of entrusting these structures to progressive associations, as has happened

in some cases, it would be best handled by groups of traditional Catholics),

Obviously the members of this "traditional village" lead a sober

lifestyle (if not austere) and "environmentally friendly", avoiding the waste of money and materials.

Is the project feasible? I know that in Italy there are similar communities,

that are able to manage themselves and to have sufficient income to continue to keep the idea alive.

So, if we fail them, they can do it also Catholics.

If anyone has any ideas and suggestions to be given to the student who is organizing this project,

you may contact me at cordialiter@gmail.com and I will pass your messages.

It would be great if someone had available land or a country cottage and would like to

make it available for the initiative. If anyone knows some abandoned monastery

that the owners (bishops, religious institutions, etc..) Are willing to rent it at

reasonable prices or even give a loan for use (always better than leaving it abandoned)

please report to my e -mail.