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Its tenants dine together once a week to discuss religion in their daily lives. "We do have a Bible study," said DeMint, a Presbyterian who asked to move into the house less than a year ago when there was a vacancy. "Somebody'll share a verse or a thought, but mostly it's more of an accountability group to talk about things that are going on in our lives, and how we're dealing with them."

I did nine years in the big house (Catholic school.)

I’d pay $600 a month to not live in this place.

[TontoKowalski]

LOL! Actually, as memory serves, $600 a month for a room in a private home is about the going rate in the Capital, isn't it? There's a bit of a cottage industry renting out basements and so forth there.

I'm not sure they're getting that much of a price break. If they're happy, who cares?

[Cathryn Crawford]

My school wasn't Catholic, but it was private and religious.

I'm with you.

[Steve_Seattle]

"I'd pay $600 a month not to live in this place."

And is anyone trying to force you to live there?