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After 27 years of ministry, Springfield Dominicans sell Jubilee Farm

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By Steven Spearie 
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SPRINGFIELD, IL — The Springfield Dominican Sisters on June 12 announced the sale of Jubilee Farm, a 164-acre center for ecology and spirituality near New Berlin. Its new owners, NextGen Communities, a nonprofit established by the Sommer family of Springfield, agreed to honor the easement established with the Sangamon Conservancy Trust which bans the use of the land for commercial purposes. A sale price was not disclosed.
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After 27 years of ministry, Springfield Dominicans sell Jubilee Farm

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By Steven Spearie 
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Steven Spearie Springfield State Journal-Register June 12, 2026, 7:24 p.m. CT The Springfield Dominicans purchased the farm in 1999. The name honored the 2000 "Jubilee Year" proclaimed by the Roman Catholic Church. Contract negotiations for a sale in February fell through. SPRINGFIELD, IL — The Springfield Dominican Sisters on June 12 announced the sale of Jubilee Farm, a 164-acre center for ecology and spirituality near New Berlin.
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After 27 years of ministry, Springfield Dominicans sell Jubilee Farm

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By Steven Spearie 
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SPRINGFIELD, IL — The Springfield Dominican Sisters on June 12 announced the sale of Jubilee Farm, a 164-acre center for ecology and spirituality near New Berlin. Its new owners, NextGen Communities, a nonprofit established by the Sommer family of Springfield, agreed to honor the easement established with the Sangamon Conservancy Trust which bans the use of the land for commercial purposes. A sale price was not disclosed.
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