Melt together the butter and olive oil. Add in the garlic, and any other seasoning as desired (no more than a dash of salt, and a shake or two of pepper though). Slice the loaf into thin slices (around 1cm in thickness). Dip each side of each slice into the butter & oil mixture.
Saint Francis is called the little poor man of Assisi. He was born in the year 1182 in the town of Assisi in Italy. His father's name was Bernadone. Bernadone was a very wealthy merchant of Assisi. Francis was a very good-looking boy. He was merry and soft-hearted.
Assisi, standing on the western slope of Mount Subasio, overlooks the valley enclosed by Chiascio and Topino rivers. Dante Alighieri mentioned Assisi in the Divine Comedy as the birthplace of the Sun: in fact, it is where both Saint Francis-who would become the Saint Patron of Italy-and Saint Clare lived and died. The area around Assisi was inhabited as far back as the Neolithic period.