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The Christendom we had has been lost, and what we have today is a far cry from it. Relativism has taken the place of truth. Autonomy has replaced community. A third of our generation has been killed in the womb. Our highest institutions of learning are circus shows for the rest of society, experimenting just because they can, mocking the standards upon which they are built. Noble causes are seen as merely cultural phenomena. Positions of power are ambitiously pursued as caree

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cny.org (creative commons license) As a twenty-something Catholic, I desired an authentic and intentional community life with other young adult Catholics. Below was my amateur proposal of what such a community could look like, and my explanation for why it was---and I still believe is---needed. While the communities mentioned in this article have since dissolved, the values upon which they were founded are still relevant. by The Rambler | on July 26, 2012 Despite what the ta