RUMBA - L'asino e il bue del presepe di San Francesco nel parcheggio del supermercato

Francesco is called Giovanni. He is born to a French mother while his father is in France selling precious fabrics. So they call him "Francesco", in short a French son who reads many books of chivalric literature. He becomes a knight or would like to become one, goes to war, but ends up in prison.

When he is released from prison, he has to rebuild the houses of the nobles that the people have driven out of Assisi and learns to be a mason. So he becomes the saint who learns to rebuild the Church of God on earth.

But why does Francesco still fascinate us after eight centuries? And where would we find him today? Among the beggars asking for alms in the parking lot of a supermarket? Among the African porters moving packages in some large warehouse of logistics?

"How many stars are there in the sky? So many that they cannot be counted.

How many stars are there in the sky? Start counting. One, two, three. You get to a hundred, a hundred and fifty. Then you lose count. They cannot be counted because there are so many and they are all scattered."
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