Franciscan Display Banners for Liturgies, Assemblies & Events
Featuring elements of the iconic poem, ‘The Canticle of the Creatures‘
Featuring artwork created by Sr. Mariella Erdmann osf, these beautiful banners are based on “The Canticle of the Creatures” by St Francis of Assisi.
It is widely accepted as the first known piece of poetry written in what would become the Italian language.
The Canticle of the creatures begins with, “Praised be You, my Lord with all your Creatures…” and describes how God’s artistry is in everything, everywhere and we as humanity are part of His creativity.
Read more about the Canticle at Franciscan Media
The banners are…
- Available as Hanging or Pull-Up Style,
- Large…
Pull Up dimensions = 200cms high by 85cm wide,
Hanging style dimensions = 300cms high by 100 wide
- Suitable for all types of school events – liturgies, carnivals, assemblies etc
- A great way to display and disseminate your school’s Franciscan Spirit
- Economical – $250 including your School Crest (plus delivery if outside Brisbane)
- Pull Up Banners are highly portable – rolling down into their own compact carry case.
Also see the ‘Canticle of the Creatures’ banners..
Sister Moon
Brother Sun
Sister Water
Sister Mother Earth
Brother Fire
Brother Wind and through the Air
About Sister Mariella and the Franciscan Sisters of Christian Charity – fscc-calledtobe.org
Sister Mariella Erdmann osf is a Franciscan Sister of Christian Charity, in Manitowoc, Wisconsin USA. She holds a Bachelor of Arts degree and an MFA degree. Sister Mariella has been an educator for many years, teaching at High school and College levels. Upon leaving College level teaching she received the honour of Professor Emeritus for her years of service.
The Catholic Religious Congregation of Franciscan Sisters of Christian Charity was founded in 1869. Our calling is a response to a loving God. We are deeply rooted in Franciscan tradition, and in love for the Church. Mindful of our title, we are selflessly dedicated to the service of others. Our apostolates continue to grow and adapt to the needs within the Church and as women enter to serve with their unique gifts and abilities.
The Franciscan Sisters of Christian Charity join those who have gone before us in echoing the words of St. Francis as he said, “I have done what is mine (to do); may Christ teach you what is yours (to do)!”
We continue to trust in God’s hand guiding us into the future.
Learn more at www.fscc-calledtobe.org
