INSPIRING QUOTES St. Francis of Assisi

[@shirleycorrea8604]

Happy feast of st Francis, may he intercede for us all that we may receive grace from God to reach out to the poor and suffering.

[@saintsofcatholicchurch]

Amen. Thanks for sharing the wonderful quotes of Saint Francis.

[@youkyouk7471]

Merci de tout coeur !

[@shirleycorrea8604]

Thank you for sharing these inspiring quotes of St Francis

[@271EVO]

This is such a great channel. To hear and read these quotes from the Saints is inspiring. God bless.

[@angelastar4908]

So beautiful. .. 🥰🥰🥰

[@agneshouessou9765]

❤🙏Amen. Saint Francis of Assisi, pray for us.🛐

[@estrelladelacruz2296]

So inspiring quotes !!!🙏🙏🙏

[@pedrozaragoza2253]

Gloria in Excelsis Deo! 🙏

[@PInk77W1]

“Poverty is the Royal Virtue.” St Francis

[@connorstar164]

First do what’s necessary, than do what’s possible, and suddenly you’re doing the impossible. - Saint Francis of Assisi Similar to Confucius of China, the man who moves a mountain, starts by carrying away small stones. The viking Havamal, There is more honor in accumulating little by little than in reaching for the sky and ending up flat on your face. And by Businessman Brian tracey, By the yard its hard, but inch by inch its a cinche. Pastor Desmond Tutu from south africa said, how do you eat a elephant? One bite at a time. When people get overwhelmed when trying to accomplish alot of things at once, one needs to break it down one task at a time, one priority at a time and one goal at a time, this comes with the staying power to complete and accomplish what you have and want to do. Thank you for St Francis quotes.

[@jesusisgodfriendandlove469]

Please pray for us all

[@normaivy8076]

Weather these quotes belong to him or not is not the point!!!! The point is that they give us hope and guidance.

[@John2verse5]

My Servants/Saints/Seers of "John 2:5" (wedding in Cana) My GOD my Cross... "I AM" starving, thirsty, never welcomed, naked, sick and incarcerated. (Matthew 25:40) "I only fear my sins" - Saint Francis from Assisi of YESHUA CRISTO & Ave MARIA🌹🌷🌹

[@anandanarayan1947]

I don't believe in any religion but i love the spiritual teachings of st francis ❤❤✨️

[@AR-gu2no]

The truth of Devotional love to god and others living beings , you’ll learn all the secrets and eternal divine knowledge of the universe

[@anandanarayan1947]

@@AR-gu2no can you please tell me how to be devotional to god and i want to know the secrets of universe my dear😍😍. i love spirituality a lot. Can you please tell me some tips to get closer to god and live in god presence. I love god a lot than anything. I greatly love the spiritual teachings of jesus christ, saint francis etc and that teachings has given me great merits🥰🥰.But the only thing is that i am not believing in any religion

[@catholicchristdisciple]

@@anandanarayan1947 seek jesus and get to know him he want the best for you he cares about you. he loves u so much he died for our sins and rose on the 3rd day his apostles died and suffered to spread his word so that others may know him and be saved he gave us free will and you got to seek the lord yourself becaus he wont force you. i advise that u read the bible and pray to the lord and repent for your sins and you wil be forgiven and baptized in the name of the father son and the holy spirit And do cummunion go to church and meet other peaple that help u strengthen ur faith hope this helps and i hope the holy spirit guides you. Peace of christ be with you ❤️

[@anandanarayan1947]

@@AR-gu2no are you believing in spiritual teachings of all religions😊

[@donniesdonuts9095]

Nice. Thnx

[@RighteousDay]

B e a u t i f u l 🕊

[@logosrhema5402]

Amen

[@grantdeancommons5390]

Also one of his famous quotes is ,preach the gospel using words if necessary

[@vakudibeardefender3953]

St Francis of Assisi, pray for us............

[@NH165]

Hi, where did you get that beautiful picture of St. Francis? I've never seen it before.

[@willieluncheonette5843]

" Saint Francis of Assisi lay on his deathbed. He was singing, and singing so loudly that the whole neighborhood was aware. Brother Elias, a pompous but prominent member of the Franciscan order, came close to Saint Francis and said, ‘Father, there are people standing in the street outside your window.’ Many had come. Fearing that the last moment of Francis’ life had come, many who loved him had gathered together around the house. Said this brother Elias, “I am afraid nothing we might do could prevent them from hearing you singing. The lack of restraint at so grave an hour might embarrass the order, Father. It might lower the esteem in which you yourself are so justly held. Perhaps in your extremity you have lost sight of your obligation to the many who have come to regard you as a saint. Would it not be more edifying for them if you would, er, die with more Christian dignity?” “Please excuse me, Brother,” Saint Francis said, “but I feel so much joy in my heart that I really can’t help myself. I must sing!” And he died singing. In the whole Christian history, he’s the only one who has died singing. Many Zen people have died singing, but they don’t belong to Christianity. He is the only Zen master amongst Christian saints. He didn’t care a bit about Christian dignity. Saint Francis of Assisi has a different vision - he is just ordinary. He says, “Please excuse me, Brother, but I feel so much joy in my heart that I really can’t help myself. I must sing!” In fact, it is not that Francis is singing, Francis has become the song. That’s why he cannot help, he cannot control. There is nobody left to control it. If the song is happening it is happening. It is not within control, it can’t be, because the controller has disappeared. The self, the ego, no more exists. Saint Francis does not exist as an individual. There is absolute silence inside. Out of that silence this song is born. What can Francis do? That’s why he says, “I can’t help it. I must sing!” And he died singing. And there can be no other better death. If you can die singing, that proves that you lived singing, that your life was a joy and death became the crescendo of it, the culmination. Saint Francis of Assisi is a Buddha. The characteristic of a Buddha is that he is ordinary, that he has no ideas about himself of how he should be, that he simply is spontaneous, that whatsoever happens, happens. He lives on the spur of the moment, that is his authenticity. You can call it his characteristic, but what kind of characteristic is this? It is simply that he has no character, he has no strait-jacket of a character around himself, he has no armor, he does not live from the past, that he does not know what Christian dignity is. He lives in the moment like a child."

[@tokendiva]

I love you ❤️

[@monirabegum4335]

I am the bride of St Francis. Lady Poverty.

[@NH165]

I would recommend listening to Trent Horn's episode about the real St. Francis. He speaks on some quotes that are attributed to St. Francis that he never said - "Lord, make me an instrument of your peace" is one of them. A nice prayer, but ultimately not said by St. Francis

[@cherylmburton5577]

When considering the spirit of St Francis, it was natural to attribute the anonymous prayer to him because it is something he would have written. It is thought that a Catholic Priest published it anonymously in a newspaper in the 1800s and he used a drawing of St Francis of Assisi to accompany it. Forever after it is his prayer.❤️

[@normavara3575]

Can you please pray for Lily angel Munoz Jesus Xavier Apolinar Isaiah Alexander Apolinar Vivian Apolinar need more to bring them back to our father house

[@amidalikaj7259]

🇦🇱🎸 This is God of desiring art this is art of tamming tounge this is tounge speaking right this right to live well this is well to do good this good to seek best this best do wjat you can if impossible do not done then ask Fransis D Asusi repeat his song if song dont like shut up strech my hand and !!

[@Mgonz9034]

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[@mikeryan2070]

I'm hear me being Catholic. That I'm nevermind