When his father returned and found out his name, he was upset and changed it. He did not want his son to be a man of God. He wanted his son to be a merchant and share the same love for France he had. This led him to the name Francisco. His father was a wealthy businessman, so Francis led a life full of luxuries. He was popular among his peers which resulted in him developing leadership qualities. Eventually, he became to the leader of a group of teens who partied all night, every night. Francis acted this way to make his father proud. The number one thing that made his father most proud was their shared love for France. Even with everything Francis had, he wanted more. He wanted to be a knight, so he joined in the war between Assisi and the enemy neighboring town. Many, many soldiers lost their lives. The ones who survived came from wealth and were taken prisoner. Francis was part of that group. He was released a year later, but the whole ordeal did not bring him any closer to God. He still continued to party all the time. A little while later, he was asked to join the Fourth Crusade. Given his desire for glory, he undoubtedly accepted, however, he did not last long. About a day in, he had a dream that God was telling him to
When his father returned and found out his name, he was upset and changed it. He did not want his son to be a man of God. He wanted his son to be a merchant and share the same love for France he had. This led him to the name Francisco. His father was a wealthy businessman, so Francis led a life full of luxuries. He was popular among his peers which resulted in him developing leadership qualities. Eventually, he became to the leader of a group of teens who partied all night, every night. Francis acted this way to make his father proud. The number one thing that made his father most proud was their shared love for France. Even with everything Francis had, he wanted more. He wanted to be a knight, so he joined in the war between Assisi and the enemy neighboring town. Many, many soldiers lost their lives. The ones who survived came from wealth and were taken prisoner. Francis was part of that group. He was released a year later, but the whole ordeal did not bring him any closer to God. He still continued to party all the time. A little while later, he was asked to join the Fourth Crusade. Given his desire for glory, he undoubtedly accepted, however, he did not last long. About a day in, he had a dream that God was telling him to