Atmosphere of study

I said that our residences are places of human and spiritual formation, where students acquire a deep conviction that, as good citizens and good Catholics, they have a serious duty to acquire solid professional training.

Hence the need for an atmosphere of intense, constant study, which everyone must help to maintain. Our friends and collaborators, as well as the residents who have been there longest, should be asked to give some of their time cheerfully to the younger students, to orientate and help them in their studies, and so facilitate their professional training. In this and all other aspects of the life of the residence, it is very important for the residents to cooperate generously, feeling responsible for each other and for the running of the house.