It is not what you would expect to find in the quiet of a Wisconsin monastery, but there monks are running a computer business. The New York Times introduces its readers to the Laser Monks of Wisconsin. These Cistercian monks support their monastery and life of prayer by selling ink and toner cartridges. The money they make from the business helps them live their lives as “professional pray-ers.” You can read all about these computer monks in today’s New York Times here.
Tuesday, June 2, 2009
Laser Monks
It is not what you would expect to find in the quiet of a Wisconsin monastery, but there monks are running a computer business. The New York Times introduces its readers to the Laser Monks of Wisconsin. These Cistercian monks support their monastery and life of prayer by selling ink and toner cartridges. The money they make from the business helps them live their lives as “professional pray-ers.” You can read all about these computer monks in today’s New York Times here.
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