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Saint
Clare of Assisi: The Mirror of Francis — Founder of the Poor Clares
Episode
#55
Welcome
to another episode of Saturday Cappuccino with the Saints. And this week, we
are going to focus on another amazing Saint from Assisi – Saint Clare of
Assisi.
Saint
Clare of Assisi (1194–1253) was one of the most influential women of the Middle
Ages. A noblewoman who renounced wealth to follow Saint Francis, she founded
the Poor Clares, the first women’s order built entirely on Franciscan
poverty. Her courage shaped medieval spirituality, challenged Church
structures, and inspired thousands of women across Europe.
This
episode explores:
•
Clare’s early life in Assisi
•
Her dramatic flight from her family home
•
The founding of the Poor Clares
•
Her battles to preserve absolute poverty
•
Her miracles, legacy, and canonization
•
The world of 13th‑century Italy — war, politics, and faith
It
will be an amazing journey as we reveal how Clare’s quiet strength changed the
Church forever.
You
won’t want to miss it!

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