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STEADY, FRANCISCANS

Many might remember the cute poster popular in the 70’s that pictured a cat desperately hanging on to a branch with its claws! The depiction underneath was “Hang on, Baby!”, and it became a common catchphrase, often used to this day. Words of wisdom for the struggles we are dealing with now.

2022-05-14T14:45:39-04:00July 5th, 2021|Categories: From the Newsletter|0 Comments

FRANCISCAN LIVING

The story of the widow’s might in Luke’s gospel, (Luke 21:1-5) always captured my imagination and wonder. How could a person who had nothing be so generous? How could she ignore how she would obtain her next meal? What would she live on?

2022-05-14T14:49:32-04:00June 21st, 2021|Categories: From the Newsletter|0 Comments

Formation Commission – TAU-USA Issue # 102

What exactly is a chapter? What is involved when we call the membership to gather for a religious chapter? You might think this is an unusual topic for a formation article, and you would be correct. It is an unusual topic. However, I believe one of the objectives of formation is to help us understand why we do what we do. As agents of formation, we assist by feeding the mind as well as the soul of a person.

2022-05-14T14:58:35-04:00May 10th, 2021|Categories: From the Newsletter|1 Comment

Fraternity Life 2018-2021 National Priority

Pope Francis introduces Fratelli Tutti by acknowledging his inspiration from the life and words of St. Francis of Assisi. He then sets before us his own purpose: “It is my desire that, in this our time, by acknowledging the dignity of each human person, we can contribute to the rebirth of a universal aspiration to fraternity. Brotherhood between all men and women.”

2022-05-14T17:16:13-04:00March 15th, 2021|Categories: From the Newsletter|0 Comments

Reclaming the Bay!

Spirituality, fraternity, science, and some good old elbow grease work together in an apostolate sponsored by the St. Francis of Assisi Fraternity on Long Beach Island, New Jersey. Taking a page from St. Francis’s love of the environment and Laudato Si, the fraternity works to improve the fragile ecosystem of Barnegat Bay-Little Egg Harbor by raising tens of thousands of clams each year.

2022-05-14T17:19:04-04:00February 15th, 2021|Categories: From the Newsletter|0 Comments
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