The Augustinian Sisters were eating local long before it became a movement. They always relied on high-quality food to help their patients heal and fully recover. To do this, they grew their own fruits and vegetables, owned farms to raise animals for meat and kept beehives for honey. What does it mean to eat local today?
Did you know that Le Monastère des Augustines has been committed to sustainable development since the very beginning of the project’s restoration? In this article, you can find out about three key sustainable development priorities currently being implemented at Le Monastère, and ideas for your everyday life, for taking care of our planet together!
Peace. This term symbolizes a state of well-being coveted by many people. This can be achieved and maintained by several constant efforts in various forms (meditation, work-life balance, harmonious relationships between couples or friends, etc.).
Sustainable development is at the heart of Le Monastère des Augustines’ priorities and those of our employees. In April 2018, to celebrate Earth Day, and to continue raising awareness of the importance of adopting a socially responsible lifestyle, members of our team pledged to carry out eco-friendly initiatives for a minimum of one month.