When St. Francis threw away his hermit's belt and adopted the cord that has become such an icon of Franciscanism, he was perhaps unaware of some of its many uses, e.g. as a fun toy for kittens.
September 3, 2007
Franciscan Fun
When St. Francis threw away his hermit's belt and adopted the cord that has become such an icon of Franciscanism, he was perhaps unaware of some of its many uses, e.g. as a fun toy for kittens.
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ReplyDeleteWell, he did have an affinity for animals, or so I hear...
ReplyDeleteBwaaahaha! Ah, that's great. Thanks for sharing! =^..^=
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