Quest 'today the day started with prayer of Lauds.
After breakfast, we immediately left for the birthplace of St. Francis and St. Clare. We then went to San Damiano, where stood the ruined church in which he began the conversion of Francis.
A brother helped us to meditate on the theme "The fraternity that makes it unanimous."
In the afternoon after a long moment of personal prayer before the crucifix that spoke to Francis and the Basilica of S. Clear we met with the Franciscan Sisters Alcantarine and meditated with them on "L 'humility makes light of life. "After this moment of thought, a young nun has testified his vocation.
We finally went to visit the Basilica of San Francesco where with Don Mario aided by the beautiful frescoes by Giotto we passed the stages basic life of the saint from Assisi.
After dinner we shared with the boys instead of the guest house "Brother Jacoba" a wonderful evening of celebration and fellowship, during which we had the opportunity to meet so many guys from all over the world as we are pilgrims who have come to this blessed land of Assisi.
After breakfast, we immediately left for the birthplace of St. Francis and St. Clare. We then went to San Damiano, where stood the ruined church in which he began the conversion of Francis.
A brother helped us to meditate on the theme "The fraternity that makes it unanimous."
In the afternoon after a long moment of personal prayer before the crucifix that spoke to Francis and the Basilica of S. Clear we met with the Franciscan Sisters Alcantarine and meditated with them on "L 'humility makes light of life. "After this moment of thought, a young nun has testified his vocation.
We finally went to visit the Basilica of San Francesco where with Don Mario aided by the beautiful frescoes by Giotto we passed the stages basic life of the saint from Assisi.
After dinner we shared with the boys instead of the guest house "Brother Jacoba" a wonderful evening of celebration and fellowship, during which we had the opportunity to meet so many guys from all over the world as we are pilgrims who have come to this blessed land of Assisi.
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