An exploration of the history and practice of the Franciscan Third Order, which was founded by Saint Francis of Assisi as a way for laypeople to live out his vision of poverty, simplicity, and service. The book includes stories of famous Franciscan tertiaries throughout history, as well as guidance for those interested in joining the order.
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