On the Feast of St. Francis of Assisi, we will give thanks for the beauty of God’s creation and the freedom of all God’s creatures. In the lessons for this feast, Job reminds us of the wildness and wonder of the animals God cares for; Psalm 121 assures us that our true help and keeper is the Lord; Acts shows the early church practicing generous community; and in Luke, Jesus warns against building bigger barns while neglecting the life that truly matters.
It will be a great Sunday, rain or shine, as we gather to celebrate the life and witness of a beloved saint.
Father Karl
