Family watching fireworks together on patriotic holiday evening. Multi-generational family enjoying Fourth of July fireworks display. American flag-waving family bonding during fireworks show.

Multi-generational living becoming more common in Canada

Our community was founded as a true family. We are a family of women who have dedicated themselves entirely to the service of God. We are a “multi-generational family” with a diversity of characters, talents, and interests. Through the Covenant of Love with Mary, we are united as a family that is part of the larger “Schoenstatt” family. In daily life, we experience the reality of Jesus’ words: “Where two or three are gathered in my name, there am I in their midst” (Mt 18:20). #SchoenstattSisters

Multi generation family using tablet

Multi-generation Florida roots run deep after multiyear storms

Multi generation family celebrating birthday and have garden party outside in the backyard on patio.

This Home Was Built For Multi-Generational Living

Everyone thinks Multi-Generational Living is about the number of bedrooms or finding the perfect in-law suite. But what actually matters is how your family wants to live together - not just where. I’ve seen beautiful homes fall apart because the people in them never had the right conversations first. When families start dreaming about living together again, everyone’s focused on floor plans, square footage, and second laundry rooms. But here’s the truth - it’s not the layout that makes multi-gen