Poverty and Humility of Life
Maybe because Francis was not an intellectual he could perceive the mystery of God in its pristine beauty—the extraordinary divine in the ordinary human.
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Maybe because Francis was not an intellectual he could perceive the mystery of God in its pristine beauty—the extraordinary divine in the ordinary human.
The love of the Father for the Son is the same divine love for all creation.
Franciscan prayer begins with encountering the God of overflowing love in the person of Jesus Christ and ends with embodying that love in one’s own life.
God has entered into the darkness of every human heart and has loved us in the midst of pain and rejection.
The journey of prayer for Franciscans is the discovery of God at the center of our lives.
Prayer, therefore, requires an honest encounter with God, a turning of the mind and heart to God.
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