St. Francis of Assisi felt God's calling through a series of intense spiritual experiences and moments of divine inspiration. He perceived a voice that spoke to him in prayer, compelling him to renounce his old ways and embrace a life of poverty and service to others. Through these encounters, he recognized the voice of God guiding him to his life's purpose.
St. Francis believed in all God's creatures deserved to be understood and have compassion
Francis deeply loved all of God's creation.
St. Francis of Assisi built his own contributions with the help of God.
St. Francis was a tremendous lover of nature and all of God's creation.
There is a lengthy biography of St. Francis at this link.
He believed in making everyone equal and sharing love around.
No, St. Francis of Assisi did not die as a martyr. He died peacefully in 1226 after a life dedicated to serving God and helping others, known for his humility, compassion, and love for all of God's creation.
Learn all about St. Francis of Assisi by clicking on the link to his biography below.
Francis was a great lover of all of God's creation, including birds an mammals.
Mother Cabrina was married only to God.
Patron of Australia is St. Francis Xavier
Franciscan University of Steubenville's motto is 'Fortitudo et Prudentia'.