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The two questions from the prayer of Francis overheard by Brother Leo are, I believe, one of the simplest ways to approach God. We open
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The two questions from the prayer of Francis overheard by Brother Leo are, I believe, one of the simplest ways to approach God. We open

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

How we choose to commemorate this poignant transition in Francis’ life speaks volumes about our own faith.

Today we pray to take seriously our call to discipleship, letting Jesus’ example influence every decision we make.

It can be easy to forget that God can be like a playful child, smiling and inviting us to join in a recess of divine proportions.

When we think we don’t have enough time, talent, or treasure, God reminds us that we have everything we need when we place our lives in God’s hands.

We have all been made in the image of a creative God, and we mirror that divine creativity in millions of ways. What form of creative expression can you put into practice today?
We don’t use the words pilgrim and pilgrimage much anymore. Sure, some people are vaguely familiar with the idea, but most Christians have never participated

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.

Ilia Delio writes, “The Franciscan path is different because it does not ask, ‘What would Jesus do?’ but, ‘How does Jesus live in me?’”