Franciscan charity and social work embody the core values of compassion, humility, and service that Saint Francis of Assisi championed.
The Statute of the Franciscans is a fundamental document that outlines the guiding principles and regulations of the Franciscan Order. Established by Saint Francis of [Read More…]
The Mendicant Orders, originating in the early 13th century, were a significant development in medieval Christianity, marking a shift in monastic life and religious practice. [Read More…]
The Secular Franciscans, also known as the Third Order of Saint Francis, are an integral part of the Franciscan movement. Unlike their religious counterparts, who [Read More…]
The Franciscan Order, established by Saint Francis of Assisi in the early 13th century, has made profound and lasting contributions to the Roman Catholic Church. [Read More…]
The Franciscan Order, founded by Saint Francis of Assisi in 1209, represents one of the most influential movements in the history of Christianity. It emerged [Read More…]
The Franciscan Order, established by Saint Francis of Assisi, is renowned for its dedication to poverty, humility, and service. Over the centuries, many Franciscans have [Read More…]
