The “After Us” as a mission: When charity becomes a guarantee for the future of vulnerable people

1. Law 112/2016: what it is and what it is used for Law no. 112 of June 22, 2016 (known as the “After Us” Law) represents the regulatory framework designed to protect the rights, assistance, and quality of life of people with severe disabilities when the support of their family of origin is no longer […]
The News of 2026: Religious Congregations and the Third Sector

January 1, 2026, was not just a change of date on the calendar, but the beginning of a new legal and economic configuration for thousands of institutes of consecrated life. With the full implementation of fiscal measures and transparency regimes provided by the Third Sector Code (CTS), Religious Congregations today find themselves having to balance […]
Operational Roadmap to establish a Renewable Energy Community

As we saw in our previous article, the heritage of ecclesiastical entities has immense energetic and social potential. Are you ready to transform it into a common good? We have therefore developed for you an operational roadmap to launch a feasibility study that is not only technical, but economic-social: it simulates how much the Entity […]
Legal Profiles of the Ecological Transition: Renewable Energy Communities as a New Management Model for Ecclesiastical Assets

Looking at the legislative landscape of 2026, it is clear that for Civilly Recognized Ecclesiastical Entities (EECR), the time for a turning point has arrived. It is no longer just a matter of guarding and protecting one’s heritage, but of making it evolve. The real challenge today is, in fact, dynamic valorization: an ambitious goal […]
THE LEGAL INSTITUTE OF ADVERSE POSSESSION (USUCAPION) IN ITALY: WHEN IT APPLIES AND HOW IT WORKS

Adverse possession (usucapion) in Italy is a legal institute (regulated by Articles 1158 and following of the Civil Code) that allows the acquisition of ownership or another real right of enjoyment (such as usufruct, use, habitation, servitude) over an asset (movable or immovable), if possession is exercised continuously over time. It is therefore a way […]
How to maximize the efficiency and sustainability of Religious Congregations?

Recognizing the crucial importance and the unique challenges linked to the administrative management and economic sustainability of religious entities, today we address a highly current topic that has been the subject of numerous requests: how to ensure a stable and solid future for all Religious Congregations? To answer these complex questions and to provide operational […]
Volunteering in Religious Congregations: a pillar for the Community and spiritual growth

Volunteering has always been the essence of Religious Congregations. It is not just a way to carry out practical activities, but a tangible expression of faith, a vehicle for spiritual growth, and a powerful tool to build and strengthen the community. In an era when the sense of belonging and the desire to make a […]
Guide to the sale of ecclesiastical property in Italy

The sale of ecclesiastical property in Italy is a complex procedure that intertwines with Canon Law (the proper law of the Catholic Church) and Italian Civil Law. It is a process that requires particular attention and respect for a series of specific authorizations. For this purpose, we have prepared a synthetic guide for you on […]
Missionary works of religious congregations

The Religious Congregations we collaborate with play a fundamental role in society also through their missionary works. We are proud to support these initiatives that promote the values of charity and care for others, contributing to a better world. For this reason, we are honoured to offer a dedicated space free of charge on our […]
Tax benefits for Ecclesiastical Entities in Italy: an overview

In this article, we analyse a complex and constantly evolving issue: the tax regime of ecclesiastical entities in Italy. Due to concordatory agreements with the State, these entities benefit from tax benefits, as they are equated to entities with charitable or educational purposes. However, the exercise of commercial activities by these same entities raises questions […]