In this episode of Ask a Capuchin, Fr. John Toepfer discusses questions about Capuchin spirituality and charism, and talks about the history of the Order and Saint Francis.

In this episode of Ask a Capuchin, Fr. Curtis discusses the way that Capuchins keep their hair — and the things they try to avoid with regards to personal grooming.

In this episode of Ask a Capuchin, Fr. John Toepfer discusses how we understand the story of Adam and Eve with regards to modern anatomy.

capuchins.org/conrad-bookSt. Conrad of Parzham, namesake of this St. Conrad Capuchin province, was a farmer turned doorkeeper whose life of virtue inspired the Germanic culture around him. Produced by JP Kloess and Fr. Blaine Burkey

Pope Pius IX, a Franciscan Pope, was the Pontiff who oversaw the First Ecumenical Council at the Vatican, the person behind the Syllabus of Errors, as well as being the longest reigning pope in history.

Fr. Curtis answers how one becomes a Capuchin in this episode of Ask a Capuchin.

In this episode of Ask a Capuchin, Fr. John Toepfer discusses a question dealing with what the purpose of Capuchin poverty it is, whether it's a social good or purely spiritual.

In this involved episode, Fr. Regis discusses the origins of the Cappuccino beverage, how the world would be if everyone were like Saint Francis, and whether Catholicism is unscientific.

Noted educator, secular Franciscan, and spiritual director for the children of Turin, Fr. John Bosco finds the true meaning of "being all things to all people" but teaching the true faith in whatever terminology is best suited to it delivery.

In this episode, Fr. Joseph talks about the Divine Office or Liturgy of the Hours — the prayer of the Church. This video talks about the Greek etymology of the word liturgy, as well as how that knowledge affects our understanding of the Liturgy of the Hours.