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Franciscan Archive
"The Franciscan Archive is a WWW site dedicated to all things Fransican. It both maintains an index of all URLs currently active, which in any way pertain to St. Francis, the religious orders he founded, Franciscan Saints, Spirituality, History, Art, Architecture, Theology, etc., and it provides a place for the publication of original texts, translations, and articles on Franciscanism."
http://www.franciscan-archive.org/

•	Christianity -- Middle ages

•	Francis, of Assisi, St., 1181-1226

National Shrine of Saint Francis of Assisi
"The National Shrine of Saint Francis of Assisi, located in San Francisco’s historic North Beach district, bears witness to Christ at the heart of the beautiful city named for the Poverello of Assisi."
http://www.shrinesf.org/

•	Christianity -- Middle ages

•	Francis, of Assisi, St., 1181-1226

Society of St. Francis - American Province
"The Society of St. Francis is a world-wide Franciscan community within the Anglican Communion. The Province of the Americas is part of the Episcopal Church. It is a society of men who live under vows of poverty, chastity and obedience. In addition to the work of prayer, most of the Brothers are engaged in work outside the friary."
http://www.s-s-f.org/

•	Francis, of Assisi, St., 1181-1226

•	Monasticism and religious orders

Writings of St. Francis of Assisi
"Translated by Father Pascal Robinson (1905)."
http://www.sacred-texts.com/chr/wosf/index.htm

•	Francis, of Assisi, St., 1181-1226

•	Online Book

Conventual Fransciscans
"Our Order is spread throughout the world, structured into various Provinces (geographical regions), and includes about 5000 priests and brothers who are all commonly called Friars. There are five provinces in North America, and a jurisdiction in the UK and Ireland. Depending on climate and jurisdiction, we wear a black or gray habit with a simple three-knotted cord representing our Vows of Poverty, Chastity and Obedience. This is different from the brown garment typically worn by other Franciscan communities."
http://www.franciscans.org/

•	Francis, of Assisi, St., 1181-1226

•	Monasticism and religious orders

Order of Friars Minor
This site offers information on one of the main Franciscan orders within the Catholic Church.
http://www.ofm.org/

•	Francis, of Assisi, St., 1181-1226

•	Monasticism and religious orders

Capuchin Friars
This site offers information on one of the main Franciscan orders within the Catholic Church.
http://www.capuchin.com/

•	Francis, of Assisi, St., 1181-1226

•	Monasticism and religious orders

Franciscans International
"Franciscans International is a non-governmental organisation with General Consultative status at the UN, uniting the voices of Franciscan brothers and sisters from around the world. We operate under the sponsorship of the Conference of the Franciscan Family and serve all Franciscans and the global community by bringing spiritual, ethical, and Franciscan values to the United Nations and international organisations."
http://www.franciscansinternational.org/

•	Francis, of Assisi, St., 1181-1226

•	Religion -- Relief and development work

Saint Francis
An online version of a book by G.K. Chesterton.
http://www.catholic-forum.com/saints/stf01010.htm

•	Chesterton, G.K., 1874-1936

•	Francis, of Assisi, St., 1181-1226

•	Online Book

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