San Francisco de Asís
San Francisco de Asís, known as the patron saint of animals, is revered for his deep love and compassion for all living creatures. He founded the Franciscan Order and is celebrated for his teachings on humility, simplicity, and respect for nature. His legacy continues to inspire animal welfare efforts globally, making him a fitting figure in campaigns advocating for the protection and adoption of stray animals, emphasizing the moral responsibility humans have towards the welfare of all creatures.
Born on Oct 04, 1181 (843 years old)
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Paraguay:
Valenzuela recalled how San Francisco de Asís did not wait for his Church to reform but converted to the Gospel himself.
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Costa Rica:
San Francisco de Asís is one of the most venerated saints in Catholicism.
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Uruguay:
Papa Francisco adopted his name in honor of San Francisco de Asís, a symbol of poverty, peace, and love for creation.
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Venezuela:
Francisco chose to call himself Francis in honor of San Francisco de Asís, who was committed to the poor and the environment.
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Uruguay:
San Francisco de Asís is a symbol of peace, austerity, and service to the poor.
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Colombia:
San Francisco de Asís founded the Franciscan Order in 1209 as a mendicant order.
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Ecuador:
San Francisco de Asís is known for his life of poverty, humility, and love for creation, inspiring Pope Francisco.
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Paraguay:
San Francisco de Asís is admired for his commitment to the Gospel and the poor.
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Peru:
San Francisco de Asís is an inspiring figure who embodies humility and dedication to the poor.
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Paraguay:
San Francisco de Asís is recognized as the patron saint of animals, and the Cristo Redentor appears to dress like him in the projection.
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