Monday, November 2, 2015

Work in the Franciscan sources

 Christophorus today's moderator...speaking to Prof. Felice....


 Prof. Felice Acrocca who was presented by me to the brothers.....he is the author of many books...He is very connected and associated with the Capuchins for a long time, especially with our Historical Institute here in the college.  He has been one of the main proponents of Franciscan spirituality and history for several years. He has a great understanding of the Franciscan spirituality and Capuchin Life and a great appreciation of what it takes to truly make a Franciscan. What I learned about him is that he is also just a fascinating person and we are all in for a treat this morning. Rev. Felice Accrocca (Latina) – is a priest of the diocese of Latina-Terracina-Sezze-Priverno, episcopal vicar for pastoral care and pastor in Latina. He is a scholar of medieval history and teach- es in the faculty of history and cultural goods of the Church in the Pontifical Gregorian University in Rome as well as in the Theological Institute in Assisi. He is the author of numerous books and essays on Francis and Clare of Assisi and on medieval Franciscanism.
Among many recent books we know a very popular book called Un Santo di Carta, Le fonti biografiche di san Francesco e la Chiesa Romana, La Scelta del Vangelo e la codificazione perdonare. Verita e misericordia nell insegnamento di Francesco d’Assisi. Besides he along with Br. Aleksander Horowski, have brought out a new critical edition of Thomas of Celano.
His talk will focus on work in the primitive Franciscan fraternity as a fruit of evangelical inspiration.



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