"Paradox" - Valued at: $50

"It takes a decaying stump to provide the loam to feed the flowers....When we die to self, we live for God."

Fr. Charles Polifka, OFM Cap. Walking Stick

This graceful walking stick is curved near the top to fit easily in your hand.

Walking Sticks Created by the Friars

These walking sticks created by several of the Friars are shown separately in this listing.

Fr. Jim Moster, OFM Cap. Walking Stick

A St. Francis of Assisi medal caps off this walking stick.

Fr. Bill Krause, OFM Cap. Walking Stick

Inscribed with the verse from Matthew 25:35 in both English and Spanish, this stick will inspire prayerful reflection while you hike.

Fr. Christopher Popravak, OFM Cap. Walking Stick

This walking stick has a St. Christopher medal embedded to help protect you on your journey

Archbishop Charles J. Chaput, OFM Cap. Walking Stick with Crucifix

Archbishop Charles J. Chaput, OFM Cap. Eagle Walking Stick

This walking stick evokes Archbishop Chaput's Native American roots.

Fr. John Schmeidler, OFM Cap. Walking Stick

Fr. John made this himself and carved his name in it. It is an authentic representation of simplicity.

Fr. Blaine Burkey, OFM Cap. Jubilee Staff

Fr. Blaine personalized this staff with colors representing his life.

Archbishop Charles J. Chaput, OFM Cap. Shepherd's Crook Walking Stick

Fr. Regis Scanlon, OFM Cap. Walking Stick

This "Shepherd's Walking Stick" even has a compass on top to guide you in the right direction.

Fr. Duane Reinert, OFM Cap. - Fr. Watercolor

You never fully know where the road will lead you. This watercolor by Fr. Reinert shows the beauty of the journey even if the road is difficult.

Fr. Duane Reinert, OFM Cap. "The Road"

This watercolor captures the theme of this year's Brown Robe Benefit perfectly.

Fr. John Lager, OFM Cap. Walking Stick

This beautiful gnarled wood is accompanied by the verse from Mark 6:8 "take nothing on your journey but a staff".

Br. Augustine Rohde, OFM Cap. - Walking Stick

This walking stick is almost as tall as Brother Augustine and beautifully hand carved by him.

Br. Donald Rank Walking Stick

This walking stick by Br. Donald Rank has an attached rope rosary.

Br. Brandon Berg Walking Stick

This simple walking stick will help you on your journey.

Br. Brandon Berg Walking Stick

Take Br. Brandon's walking stick on your next hike.

Br. Brandon Berg Walking Stick

Walking stick made especially for you by Br. Brandon Berg

Friar Walking Stick

Br. Mark Schenk, OFM Cap. Walking Cane

This beautiful twisted cane is just the right height to lean on during your journey.

Brats, Brews and Brothers

Join Capuchin Franciscans in the beautiful backyard of the St. Frances Friary for a memorable evening complete with brats, beer, and BBQ. This will take place July 7, 2012 at 5:00 p.m. - Limited to 30 people.

Walking in the Footsteps of Julia Greeley

Fr. Blaine Burkey, OFM Cap, is in the final stages of completing a comprehensive biography on the life and legacy of Julia Greeley, a former slave and Colorado resident, who many hope will be elevated to sainthood. Join Fr. Blaine for a historic tour and rare look into the life of Julia Greeley. Receive a personal copy of the biography of this extraordinary woman before the book is published. Transportation will be provided. This special tour will take place on February 12, 2012 from 1-4pm. Hurry space is limited to a maximum of 50 guests. $50/per person. Sign up for this opportunity at the Friar Project area at the Brown Robe.

Movie with Meaning

Fr. Mike Scully, OFM Cap., an admired film critic, and author of The Gospel in the Modern Media - Daily Meditations, will lead you on an incredibly insightful and meaningful film viewing adventure. Fr. Mike studies film and other popular media and extracts the true meaning while discerning real life Gospel application. Join us for a unique movie viewing experience where we’ll watch one of the greatest recent films of our time, Lord of the Rings – The Return of the King. Fr. Mike will provide intriguing insight and expert commentary using Gospel passages that will allow you to discover a whole new level of meaning and perspective to this classic film in the comforts of this cozy theater. Bring the whole family for this Movie with Meaning that will take place on Sunday, January 22nd from 2-6pm at the DU Lindsay Auditorium. Drinks and snacks are included. Cost: $25/per person. Seating is limited.