US EditionAssisi: 100,000 Pilgrims Have Already Visited the Relics of St. Francis
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The remains of St. Francis are being displayed in Assisi for the first time in 800 years. The event is proving incredibly popular. In the first week, approximately 100,000 people prayed before the relics of the Poor Man of Assisi. A Spiritual Experience, Not a Spectacle: "Our hearts are filled with gratitude, because this is a profound spiritual moment, not a spectacle. This is evidenced by the smiles on the faces of the pilgrims and the tears i…
"What we are currently experiencing is shameful," says Archbishop Felice Accrocca, new bishop of the diocese of Assisi-Nocera Umbra-Gualdo Tadino and Foligno, referring to the growing and escalating wars and conflicts around the world. In his opinion, the teachings of St. Francis should serve as a bridge to new peace agreements. Currently, the saint's relics are on display in Assisi for the first time in 800 years. The article "Bishop of Assisi:…
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