Assisi - Cannara - Spello

The Places of St. Francis

"...and he came to Cannaia and Bevagna. And passing on with that fervor, he raised his eyes and saw some trees beside the road, on which there was almost an infinite multitude of birds. And he entered the field and began to preach to the birds that were on the ground; and immediately those that were on the trees came to him together all of them and stood still, while Saint Francis completed his preaching."

The Little Flowers of Saint Francis of Assisi, Chapter XVI according to the Umbro vernacular version of the 14th century.

St. Francis Basilica in Assisi

UNESCO World Heritage site, it has been preserving and guarding the mortal remains of the Saint since 1230.

Church of Santa Maria Maggiore

The Sanctuary was built in the place where Francis took off his rich clothes in front of his father, Peter of Bernardone, to put on the robes of the poor.

St. Clare Basilica

UNESCO World Heritage site, it has been preserving and guarding the mortal remains of the Saint since 1230.

St. Damiano

It is the place where the Crucifix spoke to Francis, telling him "Go and repair my house."
La maratona di San Francesco. Il sacro Tugurio

St. Mary of Rivotorto Sanctuary (Sacred Hut)

Francis lived for a long time in the hut, the remains of which are now kept inside the Sanctuary.

spello

The consideration that the people of Spello had for Francis was superlative from the early years of the Saint's religious life.

Cannara

During his long pilgrimage, Francis stopped in Cannara at the Church of the Good Death where he would have founded the Third Order.

Porziuncola of St. Mary of the Angels

The place is strongly linked to the apostlehood of St. Francis. This is where St. Francis died.
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