I would describe the economy of communion as a lifestyle. In any economy, like we are all participants of our local economy. There's the economy of our household. And it could just be me and my dog, but there's an economy there. And so the economy of communion is a lifestyle that's encouraging to me that the relationships that exist between people and recognizing that the people and their talents and their skills, their abilities are what creates, you know, what creates resources or creates assets or things that we can exchange.
And that can simply be your experience or that can be like a physical thing because you're a creator or it could be a business because you know you are able to to set that up. You know I feel like we're all in our choosing relationships are then living the economy of communion. I often have to explain communion as like communion is to exchange and to really be in relationship um with another. And so an economy of communion and the economy of the economy of communion is like one in which we're all actively choosing to be in relationship with one another. like the quality of those relationships and the belief in the good of that other and the the the belief of what together we can bring forth for someone that isn't a believer. That's how I would explain it.