
Reverence for the Word
Again and again, Saint Francis admonishes us to hold reverently the words of God which hold God himself in their mystery.
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Again and again, Saint Francis admonishes us to hold reverently the words of God which hold God himself in their mystery.

Mary as the womb of God. How greatly honored is she who was chosen by the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit to be the dwelling place of God become human in Jesus Christ.

It may be my personality; it may be my mistrust of “righteous causes,” but I’ve never been one to join protest groups or to “work

Francis loved to sing. It freed his spirit and turned the human voice, so often an organ of selfishness and sin, into an instrument of celebration.

On October 3, 1226, Francis of Assisi died. Franciscans worldwide observe this day as the Transitus: his journey from this life to the next.

Francis knew he was dying. A doctor friend from Arezzo had come to visit him and told him that with God’s grace, all would be well.

Love God and do as you will, says St. Augustine, for love is its own commandment.