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Saint Francis of Assisi
Book • 1987
This biography by G.K.
Chesterton is widely regarded as the best appreciation of St. Francis's life, capturing his paradoxical nature as a man who loved the natural world yet embraced austere poverty.
Chesterton portrays Francis in the vibrant context of the High Middle Ages, highlighting his influence on art and poetry, and his unique spiritual journey.
The book is not a traditional biography but rather a reflective exploration of Francis's character and legacy.
Chesterton is widely regarded as the best appreciation of St. Francis's life, capturing his paradoxical nature as a man who loved the natural world yet embraced austere poverty.
Chesterton portrays Francis in the vibrant context of the High Middle Ages, highlighting his influence on art and poetry, and his unique spiritual journey.
The book is not a traditional biography but rather a reflective exploration of Francis's character and legacy.
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