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Faith and Windmills
Submitted by wccatv on May 2, 2007 - 6:17pm.
Sometimes the little guy wins.
After 25 years of searching, and 2 years of litigation, Worcester's Teresian Carmelite monks will be signing a purchase agreement for a 99-acre site in Paxton that the Massachusetts Technology Collaborative called "one of the best locations for wind energy on land in the state."
If all goes according to plan, the monks (currently living on Chrome St) will build both a monastery and a wind farm. Wind turbines will generate electricity for thousands of homes, and income from the wind farm will finance an anti-poverty program.
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Update:
- T&G: Monks buy monastery land
- NECN video. Their blurb says "Hits snag," which seems to have been just a delay of a few hours on the signing.
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A real mordern day David and Goliath Story
Congradulations to all of the Teresian Carmelites of Chrome St.
This is good news for all of us in Worcester and nearby towns.
Special Thanks are in order for this breaking news story
Thanks to Bro. Dennis for contacting WCCA and asking us to share this great news.
I can not say enough thanks, special thanks, to Mike Benedetti for the long hours he put into producing and posting this video.
Please share this news as story of hope for those who face discouragment.
Mauro
Brother Dennis is a true
Brother Dennis is a true hero.
A testimony to god's love and work in our lives...
Congratulations. The long time love and dedication of this community proves that when preparation meets opportunity great things happen. God has only just begun to bless everyone this touches. Let's draw upon this demonstration of His love and reach for our own dreams as well.
Congrats!
The Teresian Carmelites are authentic great people. I love them and can't say enough good about them. Many people in the Worcester Diocese Love them!!!!
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