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Advent Resources from CFIT

The Commission on the Franciscan Intellectual-Spiritual Tradition (CFIT) has provided the Franciscan world with a Franciscan Advent Series. This collection of videos includes Jack Clark Robinson, OFM, reflecting on creation, the incarnation and the Immaculate Conception; Keith Douglass Warner, OFM, discussing a Franciscan model of intercultural evangelization; and Dr. Darleen Pryds exploring Francis and Greccio. Continue Reading Advent Resources from CFIT

800 Years of Greccio

This video presentation invites us to reflect on this moment that we are celebrating –the greatest gift of God to us, the Incarnation. Reflect through the lens of what happened in the little village of Greccio, Italy through the creativity and imagination of Francis of Assisi. Thank you to the Sisters of St. Francis of the Providence of God, Sisters of St. Francis of Philadelphia, and the Sisters of St. Francis of the Neumann Communities for this presentation, and especially to Sr. Joanne Brazinski, OSF for sharing her wisdom and guidance through this reflection. Continue Reading 800 Years of Greccio

Quarterly Journal of Franciscan Culture focused on Greccio

This issue of Spirit+Life is dedicated to the great mystery of our salvation, which Francis lived in a tangible form during the Christmas celebration in Greccio, where the town of Bethlehem (the house of bread), was rendered visible in the Bread of Life, the Word made flesh, in the manger. Francis contemplated the Nativity of Christ and lived the experience of poverty and humility of the Incarnation. Greccio became a new Bethlehem. Continue Reading Quarterly Journal of Franciscan Culture focused on Greccio

Padua Program: Franciscan Mission-Based Leadership Training

The Padua Program at St. Bonaventure University helps Franciscan institutions and ministries transmit the values of Sts Francis and Clare of Assisi to a new generation of leaders. Infusing this mission into the daily operations of Franciscan schools, hospitals, retreat centers, and social service programs requires competent leaders. Individuals completing this program will increase expertise in the preservation and promotion of the Franciscan legacy. Continue Reading Padua Program: Franciscan Mission-Based Leadership Training

Graduate Certificate in Franciscan Spirituality

CTU happily announces a Graduate Certificate in Franciscan Spirituality that can stand alone or be combined with our degree programs. Franciscan religious, leaders of Secular Franciscan Fraternities, and people who work for Franciscan institutions like schools and universities, hospitals and health centers and social service centers can enhance their work and ministry at these centers and enrich their own spirituality as well. Continue Reading Graduate Certificate in Franciscan Spirituality