內容簡介
內容簡介 The book begins by exploring the historical and cultural distinctiveness of Franciscan and Celtic monasticism. Franciscan spirituality, born in 13th-century Europe, emphasizes poverty, humility, and service to the poor as acts of liberation and Christ-like devotion.This work is author's heartfelt dedication to the memory of the unsung monastic communities-particularly the Franciscan and Celtic traditions-whose lives of humble service, prayer, and deep spiritual wisdom continue to inspire modern seekers.The book honors both historical contemplatives and today's spiritual pilgrims who yearn for a more integrated and compassionate approach to faith.