
Study & Theology: ‘Where You Lead, I Will Follow’
If I were to leave behind an epitaph, it would most certainly read, “Follow St. Francis!”
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If I were to leave behind an epitaph, it would most certainly read, “Follow St. Francis!”

Why not call or write a sick friend or relative? Caring heals.

Have you ever found yourself wanting to pray, perhaps even kneeling in a chapel, filled with the best intentions, but suddenly your eyes are closing and your head is drooping—despite your best efforts you simply can’t stay awake.

“The Teacher is always silent during the test” is a phrase that continues to float around, but still rings
true. Talk with someone about something that you have learned recently.

Francis was canonized a mere two years after he died. Clare lived on for another twenty-seven years.

Francis attempted to do no more than to live out the teachings of Christ and the spirit of the Gospel.

Detachment from material possessions and earthly desires is a core principle of Franciscan spirituality.

We often take for granted that someone will be there to help us in our time of need. Only when we need them do we think of them.

The Spirit of God’s love lives in us. Our lives are holy and secure in Christ.

I thought my pilgrimage to Assisi would be aimed toward solitude, silence, and stillness. But I was surprised to find that the healing and peace I found came through people and conversations