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Newsletter, PrayerThanksgiving is a wonderful reminder for us to really think about our many blessings and give thanks to God for them.
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Thanksgiving is a wonderful reminder for us to really think about our many blessings and give thanks to God for them.
Read More“When I look back on my life, I have such gratitude for my Franciscan vocation and I can see God’s hand leading me from one thing to another,” says Fr. Jeremy.
Read MoreChristine shares her art and her answered prayers from our St. Francis Novena.
Read MoreFriars from throughout the Province of St. John the Baptist celebrated the feast of St. Francis of Assisi.
Read MoreThe first Sunday of Advent, November 27, 2022, starts the new Liturgical Year—a new journey of faith and spiritual preparation
Read MoreWas Francis a madman? To many, it would appear so. After all, he was a rich man who chose to beg and live outside the city walls. To people of his day, he seemed mad, and he certainly does to those of our time.
Read MoreFrancis began to encounter the living Christ after much suffering. While a rich merchant’s son, and with everything going his own way, he might have never met Christ.
Read MoreCelebrate St. Francis' "passage through death to life" with the Franciscans in Cincinnati, Oh. and Southfield, Mich.
Read MoreCelebrate the Feast of St. Francis with us. Join us in activities such as: an online novena prayer, pet blessings, masses, parish festival, Transitus, weekend retreat, and more!
Read MoreBarbara has received many blessing from God through the intercession of St. Anthony.
Read MorePoetry and music have long been intertwined, and now the words of faith-filled friar and author Murray Bodo have been set to music by gifted composer Michael Chertock to be performed in concert at St. Francis Seraph Church in Over-the-Rhine on Sept. 17.
Read MorePray the Solemn Novena to St. Francis with daily email prayers and videos. The Novena begins Sunday, September 25.
Read MoreOur Cincinnati province will join five other US provinces to become one really big Franciscan family named Our Lady of Guadalupe Province.
Read MoreSt. Anthony's intercession is needed on this urban farm.
Read MoreMary shares how the St. Anthony novena helped during a very difficult time for her family.
Read MoreLast month, Fr. John asked our readers, "How do you celebrate the Feast of St. Anthony?" Read their delightful responses.
Read MoreThe friars of our Cincinnati Franciscan province have a tradition of gathering for an All Province Assembly every third year. It is our version of a family reunion.
Read MoreHow do you celebrate the Feast of St. Anthony on June 13? Plan your visit to the St. Anthony Shrine in Cincinnati today.
Read MoreAn incident at the beach led Judy to believe in the intercessory power of St. Anthony.
Read MoreSo many of us count on St. Anthony’s intercession throughout the year. We primarily think of this very popular saint as the patron saint of lost or stolen articles, but some of us consider him a friend.
Read MoreWith a blessing and a sprinkle of holy water, Fr. Francis Tebbe introduced the pet therapy program at Franciscan Health in Munster, Ind., in February of 2019.
Read MoreA simple plaque on a wall in John and Colleen Gerke’s St. Bernard home proclaims a deeply meaningful message. It reads in part: “This is a Franciscan House. That means you are welcome here. In the spirit and love of St. Francis of Assisi and Jesus of Nazareth, we welcome you.”
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