Franciscan Spirituality
A Poet’s Approach to the Canticle of the Creatures
St. Francis’ poem “Canticle of the Creatures” contains rich theology and story but what about its beauty as a poem?
A 50-Month Journey into Franciscan Poverty
Eunice Park discusses her 50-month journey into Franciscan poverty
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John Duns Scotus: Four Theological Insights that Change Everything
What if the Incarnation wasn’t primarily about fixing our sin but about God’s extravagant desire to become one with all creation? What if beauty isn’t just something we admire—it’s the heartbeat of reality, calling us to slow down, receive gifts, ...
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St. Francis and Christmas: A Celebration of Love
You are God’s beloved. This was proven by the Incarnation and brought to life in Greccio 800 years ago.
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Finding True Joy
Many of us feel overwhelmed by work, family responsibilities, finances, and a crammed calendar. A young mom, a retiree, and a religious sister share ways to experience Franciscan joy and simplicity amid the busyness of modern life.
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That All May Be One
Most Catholics recognize those things that unite all Christians rather than the things that divide them.
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On the Road Paved by St. Francis
For some, the idea of not putting roots down and staying in one place may seem daunting—even impossible. But for this author, it’s part and parcel of her Franciscan identity and response to God’s call.
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