Drum Bun

Drum Bun is one of our secondary school and youth sections, organising themed meetings  for young people, trips, discussions, retreats, and above all FabEX - an experimental role-playing game taking the form of a week-long city-wide game.

It all began with a trip to Romania in September 1994, when  a group of students from the Club of Catholic Intelligentsia decided to do something together. At first, the plan was simply to organise similar mountain trips and have a good time, but as more and more people with wonderful ideas began to join the group, the decision was made to establish a section within the Club of Catholic Intelligentsia in Warsaw. Four months later, the Drum Bun youth section was born. The name comes from the Romanian phrase Drum Bun, meaning "Safe travels" or "Good road."

The purpose and spirit of Drum Bun are best defined by three elements:

Community - we want to act together, get to know one another, talk, discuss, and build deeper relationships. Shared trips, outdoor games, and social gatherings help to achieve this. 

Development - intellectual and spiritual growth, including religious formation. We seek to expand our knowledge, share our interests and better understand the world around us. At the same time, we aim  to deepen our faith together and live in accordance with the teachings of Christ. We draw on the tradition of open Catholicism and the legacy of figures such as Blessed John Paul II, Jacques Maritain, Józef Tischner, Jerzy Zawieyski and Juliusz Eska.

Service - we wish to be of use to the Church, to society, and to those in need, both as a group and as individuals.