Since the 1950s, Cafh Communities have been the "chosen path" for individuals who want to live life to its fullest potential. Our members continually improve not only their lives but the quality of life for all they touch.
The Cafh Community lifestyle is uniquely suited to those who are independent thinkers, open to new possibilities, and/or seeking greater spirituality.
If you do not define yourself within traditional labels, consider a life with Cafh Communities, dedicated to self betterment and inner freedom in a communal environment with like-minded individuals. Imagine yourself able to explore a new path to fulfillment, free of society's expectations.
Are you yearning to give meaning to your life? Give yourself the opportunity to discern your vocational calling. We invite single women and men, ages 18-32 to take advantage of this wonderful opportunity to discern their spiritual path in life.
A place of tranquility and enlightenment, members are not only committed to fulfilling their vocation but also to contributing meaningfully to the surrounding community. Learn More about this community
“I knew I had a vocation for monastic life when I was twelve years old. But that was an instant of realization and afterwards I forgot. My parents were members of Cafh and when I was seventeen I join Cafh.” Read Diana's story
The first US-based community, Wildomar has created a harmonious and beautiful setting for its members to embrace the Cafh lifestyle. Learn More about this community
“I realized that I wanted to come to the community after it seemed to me that I had tried everything else, but I had not found meaning. Everything I tried I felt like I hadn’t chosen it for myself, but it had been chosen for me. Community life seemed like an authentic choice for me.” Read Diana's Story
From atop their quaint site, members have successfully leveraged modern technology to support their Cafh lifestyle. Learn more about this community
“While in my senior year in college I saw a poster that said "Now That You Have Graduated from College, get an education. The Peace Corps." Not too much later I became a Peace Corps volunteer for three years in Colombia, South America.” Read William's Story
