Listening to the birds or the sounds of a thunderstorm can put our lives back together. We can sense our place in God’s creation.

Francis embraced the Gospel and challenged the difficulties of his time: faith, church, and society. In our difficult time, it is now ours to do. 

Evangelization is a Franciscan priority because it was a priority for St. Francis. And it was a priority because he had encountered Jesus and just couldn’t keep that to himself.

Christianity is the only religion which proclaims that God became a human being. This is unique and central to Christian understanding. St. Francis was fascinated by what we have come to call the Incarnation. 

A journalist recalls his interview with this beloved Capuchin Franciscan saint.

If we’re going to live peacefully with each other and with our God-given Earth, many of us are going to have to let some things fall away.

In reviewing my life, I saw that God was with me every step.

At times, prayer can feel like playing hide-and-seek. So how do we find God?

We at Franciscan Media strive to provide hope to those who are hungry for it. And hope is a resource we must protect.