Do you feel called to a life of prayer, fraternity, and service? You are invited to immerse yourself in the life of the Conventual Franciscan friars. This “Come & See” is open to single, Catholic men 18-40 years old and will take place in Chicago, IL.
Read the full reflection from our Provincial! “May our Centenary Celebration of the Canticle of the Creatures help us to approach each other and the world in which we live with a new sense of wonder and grace, so that we may embrace the bonds that unite us to all creatures.”
Today is the World Day of Prayer for Consecrated Life. Celebrated on the Feast of the Presentation of the Lord (February 2), this day calls all the members of the Church to give thanks and pray for the deepening of this vocation and for many more to hear the call to the Consecrated Life.
Check out the latest issue of The Seraph, the newsletter of Saint Bonaventure Province. See how our Apostolates got into the Christmas spirit. Get an update from our Vocation Director about the SEEK 2025 Conference. You can also find out about upcoming events to add to your calendars!
CFF Retreat 2025: Celebrating the 800th Anniversary of St. Francis of Assisi’s the Canticle of the Creatures!
From the desk of Br. Bernard, OFM Conv.: This past year has been a blessed year for our Province Vocation Office indeed. Over these months, we have seen a good number of men inquiring with our Province…
We are happy to share the newest Vocation Poster from the Conventual Franciscans in the USA! We are honored to accompany these men as they deepen their relationship with God and the Franciscan Order.
On Saturday, December 7, Marytown held its annual Christmas Cheer Franciscan Style, event as a way for the Friar’s to say thank you to all who support Marytown. Those who attended enjoyed having their pictures taken with Saint Nick, refreshments, and Holiday music.
Check out this poster that highlights the scientific contributions to civilization of clergy and Religious! (Created by Br. Joseph Wood, OFM Conv.)
Check out the latest issue of The Seraph, the newsletter of Saint Bonaventure Province!
The Franciscan Friars Conventual of St. Bonaventure Province are committed to creating safe environments for children and vulnerable adults.
Every friar in active ministry must complete training in Virtus (the National Catholic Risk Retention Group) and any other safe environment compliances required by the dioceses in which they serve.
In addition, St. Bonaventure Province has its own Safe Environment Commission that oversees the implementation and monitoring of the Province’s Policies, Procedures, and Protocols for Ethical Ministry with Minors and Vulnerable Adults.
Any allegation regarding the Franciscan Friars Conventual of this Province receives an immediate response. This includes the Province’s full cooperation with local law enforcement authorities and Ordinaries who have ecclesial jurisdiction over these matters, as well as a duly diligent investigation by a qualified third party in order to substantiate credibility.
