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Nature is a gift to be celebrated, not simply to be controlled and altered.
In caring for today’s refugees we are caring for the least of God’s people
Simply by going to Mass each Sunday, we hear a huge portion of the Bible over the course of three years.
St. Francis and the Sultan’s meeting, centuries ago, has much to teach us.
Making time to just sit and be still can seem countercultural to what we are told to do daily. It’s in the moments when we allow ourselves to be still that we can encounter a peace that is life-giving.
Light can be a metaphor for holiness, for joy, for peace.
In October 2023, Franciscans from a number of US provinces gathered to become one. Now they are discovering new ways to live out the spirit of St. Francis.
What do an American civil rights icon of the 1960s and an Italian mystic from the 13th century have in common? More than you might think.
“The Franciscan charism will save the world!” Every now and then, this phrase pops up in our Franciscan family.
Culture critic Daniel Imwalle reviews work from Samara Joy, Sarah Jarosz, and Declan McKenna.
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