Assisi (Saint Francis of Assisi)

Saint Francis of Assisi, born in Italy in 118/1191, was a religious reformer known for his deep love of nature and simplicity. He founded the Franciscan Order, emphasizing humility, poverty, and care for all living beings. Francis believed in living like Jesus, prioritizing compassion and service. His teachings encouraged people to see God's presence in everyday life and to respect the environment. Revered as a saint, he remains a symbol of peace, humility, and harmony between humans and nature. His inspiring life continues to influence spiritual and environmental movements worldwide.