The Writings of Saint Francis of Assisi
The Writings of Saint Francis of Assisi
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* Misc. Franc, t. VI, p. 39.
WRITINGS OF ST. FRANCIS. 133 footsteps and poverty, so do with the blessing of the Lord God and in my obedience. And if it be necessary for thee on account of thy soul or other consolation and thou wishest, Leo, to come to me, come ! ^ * It is interesting to compare with this letter the somewhat similar expressions of encouragement used by St. Francis to Brother Richer. See i Cel. i, 49 ; Spec. Per/, (ed. Sabatier), c. 2 and 16 ; Actus B, Frandsci^ c. 36 and 37.
PAR...T III S^ard Ji- ^">^ PRAYERS OF ST. FRANCIS J, I.
The Praises.
^His opuscule is composed of two parts : a paraphrase of the Lord's Prayer and the Praises properly so- called. It is contained in all the early MS. collections of St. Francis* works^ either in its entirety as it is given here, or in part — that is, the Para- phrase without the Praises or mce versa.
With the exception of a single codex which attributes the paternity of this paraphrase to the Blessed Brother Giles,' the third companion of St.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
* Misc. Franc, t. VI, p. 39.
WRITINGS OF ST. FRANCIS. 133 footsteps and poverty, so do with the blessing of the Lord God and in my obedience. And if it be necessary for thee on account of thy soul or other consolation and thou wishest, Leo, to come to me, come ! ^ * It is interesting to compare with this letter the somewhat similar expressions of encouragement used by St. Francis to Brother Richer. See i Cel. i, 49 ; Spec. Per/, (ed. Sabatier), c. 2 and 16 ; Actus B, Frandsci^ c. 36 and 37.
PAR...T III S^ard Ji- ^">^ PRAYERS OF ST. FRANCIS J, I.
The Praises.
^His opuscule is composed of two parts : a paraphrase of the Lord's Prayer and the Praises properly so- called. It is contained in all the early MS. collections of St. Francis* works^ either in its entirety as it is given here, or in part — that is, the Para- phrase without the Praises or mce versa.
With the exception of a single codex which attributes the paternity of this paraphrase to the Blessed Brother Giles,' the third companion of St.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Francis V. R. to read onlineMoreLess
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