The Feast of San Francisco de Asís celebrates the patron saint of animals and the environment in Latin American cultures. This annual observance is marked by various traditions, including the blessing of animals, which highlights the community's connection to nature. Festivities often incorporate music, food, and parades that reflect local customs. Participants may also attend special Masses and engage in charitable acts, symbolizing gratitude for the natural world and a commitment to sustainability. This feast, rooted in faith and community values, emphasizes the importance of caring for all living beings.