and quarters. Many Christians in parishes in religious comnunities feel the need of preying (often enough in a rather infonnal, loosely structured context) in smallish groups -that is to say, groups small enough to ensure the being possibility of all the participants able to relate to each other as persons. (This is the so-called "primary Such group" of the socialogists.) a setting provides a context of openness and spontaneity such as many find helpful, and such as is difficult to
quarters. Many Christians in parishes and in religious comnunities feel the need of preying (often enough in a rather infonnal, loosely structured context) in smallish groups -that is to say, groups small enough to ensure the possibility of all the participants being able to relate to each other as persons. (This is the so-called "primary group" of the socialogists.) Such a setting provides a context of openness and spontaneity such as many find helpful, and such as is difficult to
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