The Larks of Assisi
Francis had a special affection for larks; he considered their brown feathers a sign of their closeness to God, of their humility.
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Francis had a special affection for larks; he considered their brown feathers a sign of their closeness to God, of their humility.
Wind, water, fire, and earth are creation’s basic elements that work together to sustain life.
Francis desired to live honestly. If the friars could do without something, then it belonged to a poor person who needed it.
“Rich by reason of its poverty.” That phrase was as difficult to understand in Francis’s day as it is in ours. Celano was not pulling
Francis was “centered” long before that term became popular among spiritual writers. His values became more and more aligned with God’s, but Francis did not
Even though I have long known that there are Franciscan sisters, brothers, and priests, a friend recently told me about a group that is completely new to me: the Secular Franciscan Order.
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