Transitus of St. Francis of Assisi || Ursuline Novices || in Collaboration with Capuchins, Dimapur.

Each year on the evening of October 3rd the Franciscan family throughout the world pauses to celebrate the solemnity of our Holy Father Francis’s Transitus, passing over from this life to the next. In his famous Canticle of the Creatures, the saint from Assisi wrote “Praised be You, my Lord, through our Sister Bodily Death, from whom no one living can escape.” That line, written near Francis’s own embrace of Sister Bodily Death, reflects the importance and natural character of death in the life of all creation. Francis was not afraid of what would come at the end of his earthly life, choosing instead to recognize in that experience, not an end, but a transition from one way of living to another. Br. Thomas of Celano recorded an account of that transition, that transitus:St. Francis spent the last few days before his death in praising the Lord and teaching his companions whom he loved so much to praise Christ with him.
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Was so nice sisters. May our seraphic father continue to intercede for us