The Gospel Through a Franciscan Lens – 33rd Sunday in Ordinary Time – Fr. Christopher
Things may be overwhelming and tough now, but the future belongs to God and to the values demonstrated in the life of Jesus, as we prepare to go to meet Him.
Things may be overwhelming and tough now, but the future belongs to God and to the values demonstrated in the life of Jesus, as we prepare to go to meet Him.
Follow reports from the XVII General Chapter of the Secular Franciscan Order celebrated in Rome from Nov. 9-17, 2024.
"And so, whether we are able to do a little or a lot, whether we are able to give a little or give in abundance, it is who we become in the doing, and in the giving, that is the greater gift that God desires."
When we recognize God’s beauty in people, God’s beauty in creation, then God’s incarnate love is present and at work in us.
Professed members of the Secular Franciscan Order (OFS) are responsible for the welfare and growth of our prospective members and have a role as mentor in multiple circumstances.
"What do you want me to do for you?" - Do we answer like Bartimaeus, or like James and John in last week's gospel?
" . . . those who aspire to leadership in the community, in the kingdom, in the fraternity must think of themselves as the servants of all."
This is the Word Search - Secular Franciscan Saints
Franciscan spirituality can awaken a vision of hope amid the challenges we face.
Never send gift card info or money in response to a “request from Jane” or another leader in the Order.