Through your donation we bring love and hope to all the places where the Lord calls us, from prisons to hospitals, from sanctuaries to confessionals. With your gift we support the formation of young friars in their vocational journey, our most fragile brothers in the Infirmary and we guard the places of the life of St. Francis.
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Bank Account payable to:
Seraphic Province of St. Francis O.F.M.
Piazza Porziuncola,1 – SANTA MARIA DEGLI ANGELI – 06081 ASSISI
IBAN: IT 59 G 03069 09606 100000175281
SWIFT: BCITITMM
Reason: Support for the Friars Minor
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Made out to:
P. Director of “La Porziuncola”
06081 SANTA MARIA DEGLI ANGELI – (PG)
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Support the friars of the Portiuncula with a donation
Your support for us with your prayers and, if you can, with a donation, will help us to support the formation of our young friars on their vocational path, our more fragile brothers in the Infirmary and the work in all the places where the Lord calls us, from prisons to hospitals, from sanctuaries to confessionals and to guard the places of the life and experience of St. Francis.
Support the friars of the Portiuncula with a donation
calls us, from prisons to hospitals, from sanctuaries to confessionals, to guard the places of St Francis’ life and experience. St Francis loved the Portiuncula more than any other place and asked the friars never to leave it. Obedient to his wish, we still guard this shrine so dear to you today. Our presence in the Portiuncula, the place of the origins of the Franciscan Order and of the death of the poverello of Assisi, helps the millions of pilgrims who pass by this little church every year or follow the celebrations from home, to experience the same grace that Francis experienced in this place. St Francis’ wish is that the Portiuncula be for you the same place of grace that it was for him. Our constant presence, the care of the place and the many services offered, express our desire to meet you and be for you an instrument of this grace.
