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A list that makes me want to go to Amazon and order some books. There is a book: The Sun and Moon over Assisi that I would recommend, (Gerard Straub), a fascinating story that combines a ‘search’ for Francis with personal conversion and pilgrimage.
G K Chesterton’s St Francis of Assisi