Lent with St. Francis: Come Follow Me
Not all of us are called to give dramatic, public witness to God’s word. We are all called, however, to live the Gospel in our lives.
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Not all of us are called to give dramatic, public witness to God’s word. We are all called, however, to live the Gospel in our lives.
In committing himself to a life of poverty, Francis took seriously the belief that God would provide his daily bread.
We have an obligation as Christians to make sure we don’t settle for having merely our own needs met.
Francis knew that he needed to confront something deep within his soul that was keeping him from following Christ. We might pause to ask what fear we need to confront.
The message of the Gospel today, like the message of Lent itself, is twofold: “Repent and believe the good news.” We are called to do both.
We find it difficult to admit when we’re wrong, when we’ve sinned. And it seems the more we try to live good Christian lives, the harder it gets to acknowledge how often we fail.
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