This site is a place for me to share writings that resonate with my ongoing formation as a recently professed Secular Franciscan.
I’ll try to add at least one quote daily but please don’t consider the name of the blog a promise.
The image at the top of the page is part of a photo of Assisi seen from Monte Subasio by Gunnar Bach Pedersen and I found it here.
If you have any comments, corrections or quote suggestions, please feel free to contact me at asecularfranciscan@gmail.com.
Why am I blogging anonymously? I had a couple blogs before this one and they were all about my career, all about my ambition, all about me. This time, I want it to be about something more in keeping with my Franciscan calling. Matthew 6 has also been on my mind lately: “Take care not to perform righteous deeds in order that people may see them.”
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thank you for this site looking foward to following you. I am a postulant of the third order.
Thank you Tammy, I hope you find the quotes useful. I’ll keep you in my prayers as you continue towards your profession.
Just ran across your blog and would like to encourage you to continue it. I find it rewarding. Also, thanks for including by blog in your Related Blogs section.
Paz et bonum.
Tom S.F.O.
Tom — Thanks for stopping by and for your encouragement. I will keep it going for as long as I can which, God willing, will be a long time.
I also want to thank you for devoting an entire blog post to this site. I really appreciate you helping me get things off the ground.
This is great!
Thank you Thom, I'm glad you it. I've been enjoying Ad Dominum as well.
Thank you Thom, I'm glad you like FQotD. I've been enjoying Ad Dominum as well.