Franciscan Voice: Recent Episodes
Conventual Franciscan Friars
Emerging from Francis' call to live the Gospel, Franciscan Voice will speak on the themes of poverty, justice, peace, care for creation, and community.
Audio tours for the Basilica of Saint John Lateran; the Basilica of Saint Mary Major; & the Popes still speak to us from their tombs - the tombs at Saint John Lateran & Saint Mary Major
15 Saint Francis Mourned By Saint Clare And Her Sisters by Conventual Franciscan Friars
1 Greyfriars Church & Oxford Preservation Trust Society by Conventual Franciscan Friars
The first friars, having arrived in Dover on 10 September 1224 went on to establish themselves in Canterbury, London, and Oxford, thus bring a Franciscan presence to the religious, political, and educational centers of England. The Franciscan family will mark the 800th anniversary of the first Franciscans arriving in England with events in all four of these important locations.
The first friars, having arrived in Dover on 10 September 1224 went on to establish themselves in Canterbury, London, and Oxford, thus bring a Franciscan presence to the religious, political, and educational centers of England. The Franciscan family will mark the 800th anniversary of the first Franciscans arriving in England with events in all four of these important locations.
The first friars, having arrived in Dover on 10 September 1224 went on to establish themselves in Canterbury, London, and Oxford, thus bring a Franciscan presence to the religious, political, and educational centers of England. The Franciscan family will mark the 800th anniversary of the first Franciscans arriving in England with events in all four of these important locations.
The first friars, having arrived in Dover on 10 September 1224 went on to establish themselves in Canterbury, London, and Oxford, thus bring a Franciscan presence to the religious, political, and educational centers of England. The Franciscan family will mark the 800th anniversary of the first Franciscans arriving in England with events in all four of these important locations.
The first friars, having arrived in Dover on 10 September 1224 went on to establish themselves in Canterbury, London, and Oxford, thus bring a Franciscan presence to the religious, political, and educational centers of England. The Franciscan family will mark the 800th anniversary of the first Franciscans arriving in England with events in all four of these important locations.
The first friars, having arrived in Dover on 10 September 1224 went on to establish themselves in Canterbury, London, and Oxford, thus bring a Franciscan presence to the religious, political, and educational centers of England. The Franciscan family will mark the 800th anniversary of the first Franciscans arriving in England with events in all four of these important locations.
The first friars, having arrived in Dover on 10 September 1224 went on to establish themselves in Canterbury, London, and Oxford, thus bring a Franciscan presence to the religious, political, and educational centers of England. The Franciscan family will mark the 800th anniversary of the first Franciscans arriving in England with events in all four of these important locations.
Friar Tom Smith OFM Conv., Director of Holy Cross Retreat Center in Mesilla Park, NM, talks with Rev. Johnathan Hanneman, priest at St. Andrew Episcopalian Church in Las Cruces, NM, and Mr. John Nance. John brought the idea of installing solar panels at the church to Johnathan and helped research and move the project forward. They discuss the process of deciding to move towards solar panels, the actual installation, monitoring and results.
Beginning with Saint Francis, Franciscans have lived a life of itinerancy. Though often traveling, they are always at home. Friar Jude Winkler talks about the Vows, travel, and how Jesus is our home.
What's your favorite Gospel? Friar Jude Winkler, a Scripture teacher, answers this question and discusses why he has two favorites.
Gary Cooper, a movie star during the Golden Age of Hollywood, was known for his roles in High Noon and Sergeant York. Though raised in the Episcopal Church, he was not an observant Christian for most of his adult life. Friar Solanus Mary tells the story of how Gary Cooper deepened his faith and converted to Catholicism.
How to Read Scripture: The first tip is don't begin with Genesis - Friar Jude Winkler, a scripture scholar, talks about how to make reading scripture a daily habit, finding the best translation, and much more in this episode of Franciscan Voice.
Friar Michael Lasky took part in drama therapy classes with actors in Ukraine. He tells the story of two Marys, Masha & Maria, and their work with Ukrainian refugees.
Brother Solanus Mary talks about some of the early passages in the Gospels that detail events in Jesus' life and anticipate His Passion. These readings are great for Lenten meditations...
'God is beautiful!' is the theme of Friar Vince Petersen's reflection - "When we come to know God, when we come to have that spiritual awakening, we begin to see things differently... we fall in love again."
God is always ready to forgive. Friar Jude Winkler talks about the 15 friars who live near the Vatican and serve in the confessionals at St. Peter's Basilica. Some people who haven’t been to confession in 50 years realize the opportunity to turn their lives over to God and find His Peace.
There's not just one way of being a Franciscan. Friar Jude Winkler talks about how we can come together in spite of our differences.
When we truly recognize God’s deep love for us, we desire to share that love with those who need it most. Friar Jude Winkler provides the example of friars from Malta working in London hospitals.
Invisible Light takes us through the story of a man named Theophilus who shares with us his grief of losing his son and the struggle of living through a time of violence in Rome. He returns to the Gospel of Luke, which was dedicated to him, as a source of comfort and soon finds himself being transformed by the story of Christ's humble birth. What Theophilus soon discovers through Luke's Gospel is 'Emmanuel' come to life in some unexpected encounters leading him to see this "Invisible Light". Written by Br. Tim Blanchard, narrated by Friar Joseph Connick. Music licensed from Turku, Nomads of the Silk Road - (license) - https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/legalcod"O Come, O Come, Emmanuel" song credit to: Richard FotyErnest MarquezKen De Los Santos, members of the Seraphim and Cherubim choir.YouTube -->https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z3SEXx_0fUMWebsite -->www.seraphimandcherubim.ca/shopWoman with the yellow veil voice by Bethany PerzanowskiAll music used appropriately with a Music Standard License
Invisible Light takes us through the story of a man named Theophilus who shares with us his grief of losing his son and the struggle of living through a time of violence in Rome. He returns to the Gospel of Luke, which was dedicated to him, as a source of comfort and soon finds himself being transformed by the story of Christ's humble birth. What Theophilus soon discovers through Luke's Gospel is 'Emmanuel' come to life in some unexpected encounters leading him to see this "Invisible Light". Written by Br. Tim Blanchard, narrated by Friar Joseph Connick. Music licensed from Turku, Nomads of the Silk Road - (license) - https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/legalcod"O Come, O Come, Emmanuel" song credit to: Richard FotyErnest MarquezKen De Los Santos, members of the Seraphim and Cherubim choir.YouTube -->https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z3SEXx_0fUMWebsite -->www.seraphimandcherubim.ca/shopWoman with the yellow veil voice by Bethany PerzanowskiAll music used appropriately with a Music Standard License
Invisible Light takes us through the story of a man named Theophilus who shares with us his grief of losing his son and the struggle of living through a time of violence in Rome. He returns to the Gospel of Luke, which was dedicated to him, as a source of comfort and soon finds himself being transformed by the story of Christ's humble birth. What Theophilus soon discovers through Luke's Gospel is 'Emmanuel' come to life in some unexpected encounters leading him to see this "Invisible Light". Written by Br. Tim Blanchard, narrated by Friar Joseph Connick. Music licensed from Turku, Nomads of the Silk Road - (license) - https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/legalcod"O Come, O Come, Emmanuel" song credit to: Richard FotyErnest MarquezKen De Los Santos, members of the Seraphim and Cherubim choir.YouTube -->https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z3SEXx_0fUMWebsite -->www.seraphimandcherubim.ca/shopWoman with the yellow veil voice by Bethany PerzanowskiAll music used appropriately with a Music Standard License
Invisible Light takes us through the story of a man named Theophilus who shares with us his grief of losing his son and the struggle of living through a time of violence in Rome. He returns to the Gospel of Luke, which was dedicated to him, as a source of comfort and soon finds himself being transformed by the story of Christ's humble birth. What Theophilus soon discovers through Luke's Gospel is 'Emmanuel' come to life in some unexpected encounters leading him to see this "Invisible Light". Written by Br. Tim Blanchard, narrated by Friar Joseph Connick. Music licensed from Turku, Nomads of the Silk Road - (license) - https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/legalcod"O Come, O Come, Emmanuel" song credit to: Richard FotyErnest MarquezKen De Los Santos, members of the Seraphim and Cherubim choir.YouTube -->https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z3SEXx_0fUMWebsite -->www.seraphimandcherubim.ca/shopWoman with the yellow veil voice by Bethany PerzanowskiAll music used appropriately with a Music Standard License
Music LessonsFriars in Kazakhstan provide #music lessons. Friar Jude Winkler talks about this friary and how the #arts can give us new hope
Here's how friars simplified their way of life and have, through their kind sharing, brought a renewal of faith to those around them. Friar Jude Winkler talks about our friars in France -
Why should we love our enemies? Friar Jude Winkler talks about Jesus, Moses, and the film 'Gandhi' as he reflects on the Gospel of Matthew.
For us as Franciscans, we see the recent 700th Anniversary of Dante’s death as a time to rediscover and continue with the responsibility that Providence has entrusted to us. Friar John Heinz talks about the Dante Center of Ravenna in this conclusion of our series on Dante and the Franciscans.
A Priest, doorkeeper, counselor, whose prayers are credited with miraculous cures - Who is Blessed Solanus Casey? Friar Solanus Mary tells his story in this episode of Franciscan Voice.
From public readings, paintings, commentaries - Franciscans share their connection with Dante. Friar John Heinz continues the story of the ongoing relationship between Dante and the Franciscans.
According to tradition, Dante died on the Feast of the Exaltation of the Cross in 1321. Almost immediately, a struggle began between Ravenna and Florence over Dante’s remains. Friar John Heinz talks about this conflict and how Dante's bones were hidden until rediscovered in 1865 as he continues the story of Dante and the Franciscans.
Driving from New York to Florida, collecting empty cans to raise money for the missions, Brother Vincent Vivian had a flat tire on a deserted back road. Listen to his story of faith, peace, and angels.
It has been noted that the Franciscan world is intertwined with the Christianity of the Divine Comedy. How did Dante first encounter the Franciscans? Which Canto is dedicated to St. Francis? Friar John Heinz continues the series on Dante and the Franciscans.
Friar John Heinz continues the journey through Dante's Divine Comedy. In part 7, he takes us through Paradiso - the eternal reality of the highest human desire; a reality that makes individual earthly events distant and small.
Part six of Dante and the Franciscans - Thomas Merton used Dante's description of purgatory for the title of his autobiography, The Seven Storey Mountain. Merton saw the description as an apt metaphor of our striving for holiness here on earth. Friar John Heinz takes us on a journey through Dantes' Purgatorio.
Friar John Heinz begins to talk about The Divine Comedy and describes Dante's underworld. Dante created a structure for the afterlife that had not existed before - giving Hell and Purgatory actual geographic locations.
The Corda Pia is a centuries-old sung devotion, unique to the Conventual Franciscan Order. Its earliest attestation is the 16th century, though it could be older. During the COVID lockdown, there was a craze of choirs on the internet formed of disparate individuals in different locations weaving their voices together through technology. Friar Peter Flynn had the idea of doing something like this of friars singing the Corda Pia, and Friars Andrew Hochstedler and Antonio Moualeu were on-board. This was recorded in 2020. At last, as happier times prevail and choirs are able to sing together in person, this project of ours has resurfaced - Hope you enjoy listening. For more info about the Corda Pia, please visit FranciscanVoice.org
The Corda Pia is a centuries-old sung devotion, unique to the Conventual Franciscan Order. Its earliest attestation is the 16th century, though it could be older. During the COVID lockdown, there was a craze of choirs on the internet formed of disparate individuals in different locations weaving their voices together through technology. Friar Peter Flynn had the idea of doing something like this of friars singing the Corda Pia, and Friars Andrew Hochstedler and Antonio Moualeu were on-board. This was recorded in 2020. At last, as happier times prevail and choirs are able to sing together in person, this project of ours has resurfaced - Hope you enjoy listening. For more info about the Corda Pia, please visit FranciscanVoice.org
The Corda Pia is a centuries-old sung devotion, unique to the Conventual Franciscan Order. Its earliest attestation is the 16th century, though it could be older. During the COVID lockdown, there was a craze of choirs on the internet formed of disparate individuals in different locations weaving their voices together through technology. Friar Peter Flynn had the idea of doing something like this of friars singing the Corda Pia, and Friars Andrew Hochstedler and Antonio Moualeu were on-board. This was recorded in 2020. At last, as happier times prevail and choirs are able to sing together in person, this project of ours has resurfaced - Hope you enjoy listening. For more info about the Corda Pia, please visit FranciscanVoice.org
Last year’s 700th anniversary of Dante’s death has passed, but many people are still writing and talking about him and his Divine Comedy – just as they have ever since it was written.
We Franciscans are still talking about it too, especially since we claim him as one of our own. To find out the many reasons why, you can listen to this series of podcasts based on our blog posts from the anniversary. Friar John Heinz takes you through ‘Dante and the Franciscans.’
Last year’s 700th anniversary of Dante’s death has passed, but many people are still writing and talking about him and his Divine Comedy – just as they have ever since it was written.
We Franciscans are still talking about it too, especially since we claim him as one of our own. To find out the many reasons why, you can listen to this series of podcasts based on our blog posts from the anniversary. Friar John Heinz takes you through ‘Dante and the Franciscans.’
Last year’s 700th anniversary of Dante’s death has passed, but many people are still writing and talking about him and his Divine Comedy – just as they have ever since it was written.
We Franciscans are still talking about it too, especially since we claim him as one of our own. To find out the many reasons why, you can listen to this series of podcasts based on our blog posts from the anniversary. Friar John Heinz takes you through ‘Dante and the Franciscans.’
Last year’s 700th anniversary of Dante’s death has passed, but many people are still writing and talking about him and his Divine Comedy – just as they have ever since it was written.
We Franciscans are still talking about it too, especially since we claim him as one of our own. To find out the many reasons why, you can listen to this series of podcasts based on our blog posts from the anniversary. Friar John Heinz takes you through ‘Dante and the Franciscans.’
Friar Juniper Cummings led a life full of joy. His catchphrase was it’s fun to be Franciscan! At the age of 65, when many are considering retirement, Fr. Juniper went to Zambia to serve for 21 years. Listen to his story -
Friar Christian Moore talks about the Resurrection, being spiritual and religious, and the power of prayer. In today's world many people describe themselves as spiritual but not religious. Friar Christian Moore tells us why it is important to be both. He also gives some practical advice on how to pray and deepen our relationship with God.
In this 12 part series, Friar Tim Kulbicki delves into the Constitutions for the Order of Friars Minor Conventual. This is a document that seeks to put on paper the original charism of the Order, given to us from our founder St. Francis of Assisi 800 years ago, and then describe how that charism translates into modern terms. How do we take that charism and set policies and rules to live it in all the friaries across the world? The Constitutions must respond to the needs of an increasingly global, diverse, and pluralistic fraternity.
In this 12 part series, Friar Tim Kulbicki delves into the Constitutions for the Order of Friars Minor Conventual. This is a document that seeks to put on paper the original charism of the Order, given to us from our founder St. Francis of Assisi 800 years ago, and then describe how that charism translates into modern terms. How do we take that charism and set policies and rules to live it in all the friaries across the world? The Constitutions must respond to the needs of an increasingly global, diverse, and pluralistic fraternity.
In this 12 part series, Friar Tim Kulbicki delves into the Constitutions for the Order of Friars Minor Conventual. This is a document that seeks to put on paper the original charism of the Order, given to us from our founder St. Francis of Assisi 800 years ago, and then describe how that charism translates into modern terms. How do we take that charism and set policies and rules to live it in all the friaries across the world? The Constitutions must respond to the needs of an increasingly global, diverse, and pluralistic fraternity.
In this 12 part series, Friar Tim Kulbicki delves into the Constitutions for the Order of Friars Minor Conventual. This is a document that seeks to put on paper the original charism of the Order, given to us from our founder St. Francis of Assisi 800 years ago, and then describe how that charism translates into modern terms. How do we take that charism and set policies and rules to live it in all the friaries across the world? The Constitutions must respond to the needs of an increasingly global, diverse, and pluralistic fraternity.
In this 12 part series, Friar Tim Kulbicki delves into the Constitutions for the Order of Friars Minor Conventual. This is a document that seeks to put on paper the original charism of the Order, given to us from our founder St. Francis of Assisi 800 years ago, and then describe how that charism translates into modern terms. How do we take that charism and set policies and rules to live it in all the friaries across the world? The Constitutions must respond to the needs of an increasingly global, diverse, and pluralistic fraternity.
In this 12 part series, Friar Tim Kulbicki delves into the Constitutions for the Order of Friars Minor Conventual. This is a document that seeks to put on paper the original charism of the Order, given to us from our founder St. Francis of Assisi 800 years ago, and then describe how that charism translates into modern terms. How do we take that charism and set policies and rules to live it in all the friaries across the world? The Constitutions must respond to the needs of an increasingly global, diverse, and pluralistic fraternity.
In this 12 part series, Friar Tim Kulbicki delves into the Constitutions for the Order of Friars Minor Conventual. This is a document that seeks to put on paper the original charism of the Order, given to us from our founder St. Francis of Assisi 800 years ago, and then describe how that charism translates into modern terms. How do we take that charism and set policies and rules to live it in all the friaries across the world? The Constitutions must respond to the needs of an increasingly global, diverse, and pluralistic fraternity.
In this 12 part series, Friar Tim Kulbicki delves into the Constitutions for the Order of Friars Minor Conventual. This is a document that seeks to put on paper the original charism of the Order, given to us from our founder St. Francis of Assisi 800 years ago, and then describe how that charism translates into modern terms. How do we take that charism and set policies and rules to live it in all the friaries across the world? The Constitutions must respond to the needs of an increasingly global, diverse, and pluralistic fraternity.
In this 12 part series, Friar Tim Kulbicki delves into the Constitutions for the Order of Friars Minor Conventual. This is a document that seeks to put on paper the original charism of the Order, given to us from our founder St. Francis of Assisi 800 years ago, and then describe how that charism translates into modern terms. How do we take that charism and set policies and rules to live it in all the friaries across the world? The Constitutions must respond to the needs of an increasingly global, diverse, and pluralistic fraternity.
In this 12 part series, Friar Tim Kulbicki delves into the Constitutions for the Order of Friars Minor Conventual. This is a document that seeks to put on paper the original charism of the Order, given to us from our founder St. Francis of Assisi 800 years ago, and then describe how that charism translates into modern terms. How do we take that charism and set policies and rules to live it in all the friaries across the world? The Constitutions must respond to the needs of an increasingly global, diverse, and pluralistic fraternity.
In this 12 part series, Friar Tim Kulbicki delves into the Constitutions for the Order of Friars Minor Conventual. This is a document that seeks to put on paper the original charism of the Order, given to us from our founder St. Francis of Assisi 800 years ago, and then describe how that charism translates into modern terms. How do we take that charism and set policies and rules to live it in all the friaries across the world? The Constitutions must respond to the needs of an increasingly global, diverse, and pluralistic fraternity.
In this 12 part series, Friar Tim Kulbicki delves into the Constitutions for the Order of Friars Minor Conventual. This is a document that seeks to put on paper the original charism of the Order, given to us from our founder St. Francis of Assisi 800 years ago, and then describe how that charism translates into modern terms. How do we take that charism and set policies and rules to live it in all the friaries across the world? The Constitutions must respond to the needs of an increasingly global, diverse, and pluralistic fraternity.
In this Brief Break for Peace, Friar Jude Winkler reminds us to serve with humility and explains why it is a privilege to be able to serve others.
Mark, the first Evangelist, stops by to talk about his Gospel in this episode of Behind the Quill. He explains how he came to know about Jesus, even though they never met, then wrote what he says may be the most important book ever. This is the first of three Behind the Quill conversations with the authors of the Synoptic Gospels.
Friar Jude Winkler uses the story of Jonah as an example of overcoming prejudice and recognizing that we are all children of God.
In this series, Friar Douglas McMillan shares stories of hidden figures from Black Catholic history.
In this series, Friar Douglas McMillan shares stories of hidden figures from Black Catholic history.
In this series, Friar Douglas McMillan shares stories of hidden figures from Black Catholic history.
In this series, Friar Douglas McMillan shares stories of hidden figures from Black Catholic history.
In this series, Friar Douglas McMillan shares stories of hidden figures from Black Catholic history.
A limited series focused on the critical Catholic question of vocational discernment. Follow Friar Nicholas Romeo as he guides a group of students on an overseas adventure (with a few misadventures along the way) that becomes a journey of discernment.
A limited series focused on the critical Catholic question of vocational discernment. Follow Friar Nicholas Romeo as he guides a group of students on an overseas adventure (with a few misadventures along the way) that becomes a journey of discernment.
A limited series focused on the critical Catholic question of vocational discernment. Follow Friar Nicholas Romeo as he guides a group of students on an overseas adventure (with a few misadventures along the way) that becomes a journey of discernment.
A limited series focused on the critical Catholic question of vocational discernment. Follow Friar Nicholas Romeo as he guides a group of students on an overseas adventure (with a few misadventures along the way) that becomes a journey of discernment.
A limited series focused on the critical Catholic question of vocational discernment. Follow Friar Nicholas Romeo as he guides a group of students on an overseas adventure (with a few misadventures along the way) that becomes a journey of discernment.
A limited series focused on the critical Catholic question of vocational discernment. Follow Friar Nicholas Romeo as he guides a group of students on an overseas adventure (with a few misadventures along the way) that becomes a journey of discernment.
A limited series focused on the critical Catholic question of vocational discernment. Follow Friar Nicholas Romeo as he guides a group of students on an overseas adventure (with a few misadventures along the way) that becomes a journey of discernment.
Invisible Light takes us through the story of a man named Theophilus who shares with us his grief of losing his son and the struggle of living through a time of violence in Rome. He returns to the Gospel of Luke, which was dedicated to him, as a source of comfort and soon finds himself being transformed by the story of Christ's humble birth. What Theophilus soon discovers through Luke's Gospel is 'Emmanuel' come to life in some unexpected encounters leading him to see this "Invisible Light".
Written by Br. Tim Blanchard, narrated by Friar Joseph Connick. Music licensed from Turku, Nomads of the Silk Road - (license) - https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/legalcod
"O Come, O Come, Emmanuel" song credit to: Richard Foty Ernest Marquez Ken De Los Santos, members of the Seraphim and Cherubim choir. YouTube -->https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z3SEXx_0fUM Website -->www.seraphimandcherubim.ca/shop
Woman with the yellow veil voice by Bethany Perzanowski All music used appropriately with a Music Standard License
Invisible Light takes us through the story of a man named Theophilus who shares with us his grief of losing his son and the struggle of living through a time of violence in Rome. He returns to the Gospel of Luke, which was dedicated to him, as a source of comfort and soon finds himself being transformed by the story of Christ's humble birth. What Theophilus soon discovers through Luke's Gospel is 'Emmanuel' come to life in some unexpected encounters leading him to see this "Invisible Light".
Join us for next week's episode of "Invisible Light", a mini audio story series offered for the season of Advent
Written by Br. Tim Blanchard, narrated by Friar Joseph Connick. Music licensed from Turku, Nomads of the Silk Road - (license) - https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/legalcod
Invisible Light takes us through the story of a man named Theophilus who shares with us his grief of losing his son and the struggle of living through a time of violence in Rome. He returns to the Gospel of Luke, which was dedicated to him, as a source of comfort and soon finds himself being transformed by the story of Christ's humble birth. What Theophilus soon discovers through Luke's Gospel is 'Emmanuel' come to life in some unexpected encounters leading him to see this "Invisible Light".
Join us for next week's episode of "Invisible Light", a mini audio story series offered for the season of Advent
Written by Br. Tim Blanchard, narrated by Friar Joseph Connick. Music licensed from Turku, Nomads of the Silk Road - (license) - https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/legalcod
Invisible Light takes us through the story of a man named Theophilus who shares with us his grief of losing his son and the struggle of living through a time of violence in Rome. He returns to the Gospel of Luke, which was dedicated to him, as a source of comfort and soon finds himself being transformed by the story of Christ's humble birth. What Theophilus soon discovers through Luke's Gospel is 'Emmanuel' come to life in some unexpected encounters leading him to see this "Invisible Light".
Join us for next week's episode of "Invisible Light", a mini audio story series offered for the season of Advent
Written by Br. Tim Blanchard, narrated by Friar Joseph Connick. Music licensed from Turku, Nomads of the Silk Road - (license) - https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/legalcod
You may know his name, but do you really know St. Maximilian Kolbe? In this series, the 20th-century Conventual Franciscan saint introduces himself and his message in a contemporary voice
You may know his name, but do you really know St. Maximilian Kolbe? In this series, the 20th-century Conventual Franciscan saint introduces himself and his message in a contemporary voice
You may know his name, but do you really know St. Maximilian Kolbe? In this series, the 20th-century Conventual Franciscan saint introduces himself and his message in a contemporary voice
You may know his name, but do you really know St. Maximilian Kolbe? In this series, the 20th-century Conventual Franciscan saint introduces himself and his message in a contemporary voice
You may know his name, but do you really know St. Maximilian Kolbe? In this series, the 20th-century Conventual Franciscan saint introduces himself and his message in a contemporary voice