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One of the most remarkable men in  church  history was Giovanni Bernardone  (1182-1226), nicknamed Franciscus of Assisi. After his conversion he took Jesus instruction to his disciples in Mark 6:8 to hart and made poverty his bride. The historical background of church and society in the 13th century had a major impact on his theology. He objected against the negative  effects of the crusades, economy of prosperity and growing humanism of the time. His bondage to God, mankind and nature later became the major  characteristic of the mendicant order of the Franciscans.  St. Franciscus theology of compassionate ministry  was  also a reaction to the scholasticism with its focus on reason. Scholasticism believed in order to understand. It was a theology (philosophy) of the intellectuals at the universities in Europe and focussed mainly on the mind/reason. In St. Franciscus theology the mistic (as a reaction against the scholasticism) and the mediaeval piety flowed into one. This mistical piety focussed on the emotions of man and touched lay people

Franciscus van Assisi: Sy teologie van barmhartige diens