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A possible meaning of the story: The people of Gubbio didn’t easily get along with each other. In the opening, the narrator says, “They argued and said and did hurtful things to each other. But, as most people do, they pretended everything was okay. … sort of.” They were more at peace with, and accepting [...]
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Apologia I made a comic book for my eight-year-old granddaughter. Although I am not a professional cartoonist, and my printing borders on the illegible, I think it tells this St. Francis story clearly and, hopefully, interestingly. I’m publishing it here because so little on this web site is devoted to children, and children are such [...]
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