Franciscan Tradition

Established in 2001 by the OFM to promote a contemporary retrieval of the distinctive theological and spiritual vision that animates the Franciscan movement.

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How do we connect with the Natural World?
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A blessed and happy feast of St. Bonaventure to you today!
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Today the Catholic Church celebrates the feast of St. Anthony of Padua. During his lifetime, the Church was under attack from several sects. Read “Saint Anthony of Padua, the Church, and the Incarnation” by Fr. Pat McCloskey, OFM. https://t.co/oGo6omxnwi
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Ever wondered why St. Anthony of Padua is considered the Saint of Lost Things? Find out! Sign up for a 9-day novena that begins June 5 and ends on his feast June 13. Receive daily videos, prayers and reflections in your inbox. https://t.co/cskbdPXd2e
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Register for Franciscan School of Theology Zoom Lecture, “Franciscan Theology of the Eucharist: Does it inform our lives?” Thursday, June 15, at 7PM (PDT)/10PM (EST), with James Sabak, OFM, director of worship, Diocese of Raleigh, NC. https://t.co/L33g87TeUb
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On this feast of Pentecost, Fr. Pat McCloskey, OFM, in “Francis and the Holy Spirit,” reflects on one of the Church’s most beautiful liturgical prayers—the Pentecost Sequence. https://t.co/L33g87TeUb
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Register for a Franciscan ZOOM Lecture Series on Thursday, May 11, at 7PM PST: “Pilgrims of Hope: Walking in the World in the Spirit of Francis,” presented by Dr. Juliet Mousseau, RSCJ, vice president at Franciscan School of Theology. https://t.co/6yCAZNRf36
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On Good Friday, let us meditate before the Cross with Saint Bonaventure. https://t.co/Slt2uQd1un
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Continuing Education at the Franciscan School of Theology offers affordable, high-quality online courses by some of the world’s foremost Franciscan scholars and educators. This summer's 4 sessions explore themes in Franciscan thought. https://t.co/60LEg8jx82 #franciscantradition

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Check out the Summer 2023 programs offered by The Franciscan Institute at St. Bonaventure University. All programs are ZOOM-based, and links are provided with registration. https://t.co/RSJPqOrkeh
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This Holy Week watch “St. Francis and Clare of Assisi and the Cross with Open Eyes,” a FST ZOOM Lecture by Michael Blastic, OFM, that reveals how gazing on an image as a contemplative form of prayer can transform our hearts. https://t.co/uERhv3pjs4 #franciscantradition

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Franciscans have played a major role in popularizing the Stations of the Cross and also have played a significant role in the Church’s Holy Saturday liturgy. Learn more from “Franciscans and Holy Week,” by Fr. Pat McCloskey, OFM. https://t.co/4WW5qIiDnQ
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For 4 years, Franciscans around the world will celebrate the Franciscan Centenary, the 800th anniversary of Saint Francis’ Easter and the culminating events of the last years of his life. https://t.co/iIxiVMSInP
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As Pope Francis celebrates his 10th anniversary as Bishop of Rome and pastor of the Church, it is important to realize how Franciscan spirituality and theology has influenced his actions and writings. Dan Horan, OFM, discusses this.
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Find out more about Saint Joseph whose feast in 2023 the Church celebrates today. https://t.co/njz2EvBwrg

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Franciscan School of Theology Zoom Lecture, “What Is the Significance of Holy Saturday? Medieval Franciscan Contributions,” by Steven Michael, OFM Conv., assoc. prof., theology dept, Univ. of Saint Thomas, Thurs, March 16, 7 PM (PT). https://t.co/Gb9yadQ7yW
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Lent is a time for a reality check, writes Pat McCloskey, OFM, Franciscan editor of St. Anthony Messenger magazine. Read why we need to name our blind spots and take action, starting this Ash Wednesday. https://t.co/DndZkIjvG1
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On Nov 7, Franciscans in the United States remembered St. Didacus (Diego) of Alcalá (c.1400–1463), known for his life of charity and prayer, and as Patron of San Diego, California (in other countries his feast is celebrated on Nov 13). https://t.co/pq34Igaadf
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On November 8, Franciscans honor the memory of Blessed John Duns Scotus (c.1266-1308), one of the greatest of medieval theologians. https://t.co/P5KyZCyccO
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On November 9, Franciscans, along with the rest of the Catholic Church, celebrated the feast of the dedication of the Basilica of St. John Lateran. https://t.co/2qPVn6gnJr
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