Work started after breakfast, and it was divided between men and women. The men were responsible for farming, construction, and other heavy labor tasks. Meanwhile, women took care of domestic chores such as cooking, cleaning, and weaving. The community also had workshops where they produced various goods like clothing, furniture, and tools.
In the afternoon, there was a break from work, and residents engaged in leisure activities. These included playing games, singing, dancing, and learning different skills.
In the evening, they would gather for dinner and then have more religious services and prayers before retiring to their quarters.
This routine provided structure to the daily lives of the residents of Mission San Luis Rey de Francia and ensured that everyone played a role in contributing to the community's well-being and prosperity.
