It has just occurred to me--after watching some famous evangelists on EWTN, evangelists I have been fortunate enough to meet on a very personal basis--that piety must always be personal. It can never be team piety. So a Franciscan's piety, though it will always have something of St. Francis, will be that one person's piety. This is crucial to witness: in poetry! Pious surfaces can be beautiful, but they do not feed us deeply.
Think of St. Therese. A Carmelite, but her spirituality, piety were very personal.
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