{"collection":"chr","html_url":"https://unchartedknowledge.5gfusion.net/browse/chr/lff/lff076.htm","path":"chr/lff/lff076.htm","source_url":"https://sacred-texts.com/chr/lff/lff076.htm","text":"The Little Flowers of St. Francis, tr. by W. Heywood, [1906]\nOf the hand which Friar Juniper saw in the air\nONCE, when Friar Juniper was praying, and peradventure thinking too highly of himself, it seemed to him that he saw a hand in the air, and heard a voice with his bodily ears, which spake unto him after this manner: \"O Friar Juniper, with this hand thou canst do nothing\". Whereat he forthwith rose up, and, having lifted up and turned his eyes toward heaven, he cried in a loud voice, as he ran through the convent: \"Indeed it is true, indeed it is true\". And this he kept on repeating for a long time.","title":"Little Flowers of St. Francis: The Life of Friar Juniper: Chapter XIV. Of the hand which Friar Juniper saw in the air","type":"page"}