It is clear today that in numerous institutions, it is fashionable to critic persons or acts, to prime one’s individual “self” to the common good.
In the eyes of the world, the life at a seminary might at a first glance seem monotonous, or for some even boring. Is it possible to live truly happily a rhythmic life regulated by prayer, intellectual and manual work?
During the formation process of at least six years, the Church asks to distinguish the steps which marks the progress of the seminarian.