St. Francis of Assisi (feast day)

St. Francis of Assisi's feast day is celebrated on October 4th. He was a 12th-century Italian friar known for his love of nature, humility, and dedication to helping the poor. Renouncing wealth, he founded the Franciscan order, emphasizing compassion, peace, and care for all living creatures. His life symbolizes humility, simplicity, and reverence for God's creation. The feast day honors his legacy of selfless service and spiritual devotion, inspiring many to live with kindness and respect for the natural world.