Francisco de Asís

Francisco de Asís, who died on October 3, 1226, is the subject of commemoration due to the 800th anniversary of his death. He is remembered for his dedication to poverty as a means of overcoming worldly vanity. The articles highlight his commitment to service and humility until his last breath. The anniversary in October prompts reflection on his life and legacy. He remains relevant as a symbol of simplicity, fraternity, and devotion to a life of poverty, offering a counterpoint to modern values.