Ateitininkai community

Ateitininkai was founded on Feb. 19, 1910 as a secret student organization in Kaunas, Lithuania, then part of the Russian Empire. It gained its name from the "Ateitis" magazine. After Lithuania gained its independence in 1918 and during the period between the two World Wars, the organization grew significantly and gained social and cultural influence in Lithuanian society. Several famous Lithuanian writers, philosophers, historians, and politicians were members of the organization. During the occupation of Lithuania by the Soviet Union between 1945 and 1990, no Catholic organizations were allowed in Lithuania. The organization, however, continued to function in exile outside of Lithuania; for example North America. To this day, the Ateitininkai Foundation maintains a center in Lemont, Illinois.
After Lithuania regained its independence in 1990, Ateitininkai could return to Lithuania as an official youth organization. Due to the lengthy occupation, preserving the Lithuanian national heritage and culture has become a central element of the work and identity of Ateitininkai.
Ateitininkai are members of the Ateitininkai Federation (Federation of the Future), which comprises four Lithuanian Roman Catholic organizations, namely, the Ateitininkai Association of Primary School Students (Jaunųjų ateitininkų sąjunga), the Ateitininkai Association of Secondary School Students (Moksleivių ateitininkų sąjunga), the Ateitininkai Association of University...

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