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Mexico City, Mexico, May 7, 2010 / 06:03 pm (CNA).- Irene Alemany, the director of a Regnum Christi community in Mexico, recently spoke with the Mexican daily, Milenio. During her interview, she noted the community’s promise to live in poverty and emphasized she has “never felt abused by the Legion.”
“We do not have any personal possessions, we do not receive a salary, our only work is the apostolate,” she explained. She then addressed how inheritance money is handled within the community. “When our families leave us an inheritance, for a prudent period of 15 years the fund remains intact, in case the sister needs to leave for some reason.
“To us that makes perfect sense because we have detached ourselves of everything material.”
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“We do not have any personal possessions, we do not receive a salary, our only work is the apostolate,” she explained. She then addressed how inheritance money is handled within the community. “When our families leave us an inheritance, for a prudent period of 15 years the fund remains intact, in case the sister needs to leave for some reason.
“To us that makes perfect sense because we have detached ourselves of everything material.”
Full article…