Nayrmineman

Francis Von Holst was born into an unremarkable family of farmers. He has had a pleasant childhood living beside his father (Martin) and mother (Teresea) who provide for Francis and his brother (Henry). Ever since he was old enough to pick up a pitch fork he has worked to help improve their family’s subsidence. They are devout to the Church of the Canon. They attend mass as much as possible and this has been a great inspiration for Francis. Through religion he has realized we are all equal as everyone: rich and poor must practice Canonism to worship the creator. He also valued the order that Canonism brought to society. This has continued to shape his thoughts as he considers whether or not to leave the family farm for the Church. As Francis has a limited knowledge his greatest inspiration is unsurprising, High Pontiff Everard II, who successfully led the Church and led it above the politics. This is something Francis values as he very much undervalues politics. Going forward as Francis decides whether he can study to become a priest in the Church he will often reference Everard II.