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	Catholic Missions
		Franciscans and Dominicans had preceded him thither, but the scandalous example of irreligion and immorality set by the colonists had made it nearly impossible for these devoted men to win converts amongst the pagan races.
		The Franciscans were early in the field to tend to the spiritual wants of the natives, who stood in need of some defenders to protect them from the greed of the Portuguese officials.
		The Franciscan Fathers who accompanied the expedition addressed themselves at once to the conversion of the natives; but the difficulty of making themselves understood, the cruelty of the first conquerors towards the natives, and the bad example of the early colonists, made their work much more difficult than it might have been.
	www.worldspirituality.org /catholic-missions.html (5040 words)

	La Paz
		He was born 5 December, 1845, at Bernedo in the Spanish province of Alava, received his early education in Biscaglia and in 1860 entered the French Franciscan province of St-Louis.
		In 1865 he was sent to the Franciscan college at La Paz, where he was ordained in 1869, after which he laboured from 1871 till 1880 as a missionary among the Indians in Tumupasa and Covendo.
		Concerning the Franciscan missions of the diocese, cf.
	www.catholicity.com /encyclopedia/l/la_paz.html (1377 words)

	Franciscan Saints, Blesseds - short biographies
		Maria Crescenzia Höss was born in Kaufbeuren, Bavaria, in the Diocese of Augsburg on 20 October 1682, the seventh of the eight children of Matthias Höss and Lucia Hoermann.
		The Franciscan nuns at Taunton possess an arm-bone of the martyr.
		In effect, the Father revealed his mystery of condescension to the Franciscan of Bisignano, because he allowed himself be taken hold of by the love of God and accepted the gentle yoke of the cross, which was always a source of peace and consolation to him.
	www.franciscan-sfo.org /stsbio2.htm (12319 words)

	The Missionaries
		The Franciscan Order of Friars Minor, also known as Franciscans, was founded by St. Francis of Assisi in the early 13th century.
		As part of a Franciscan reform movement in the early 16th century, two new monasteries were founded in Tuscany that served as places of recollection and spiritual refreshment for priests engaged in missionary work.
		The Récollects, one of the reformed branches of French Franciscans, are said to be the the first missionaries to arrive in North America, brought to Canada by Champlain in the very early 1600’s.
	www.porttoulouse.com /html/the_missionaries.html (1923 words)

	Padre Pio The Franciscan - Capuchins
		At the beginning of the sixteenth century the Franciscans in the Marches, as elsewhere, were divided into the two distinct families of Conventuals and Observants or Zoccolanti.
		The dividing line between the two families was their adhesion to the primitive ideal of Franciscan poverty and simplicity; the Conventuals accepted revenues by papal dispensation; the Observants refused fixed revenues and lived by casual alms.
		The original Franciscan life was thus a commingling of the active life with the eremitical.
	www.ewtn.com /padrepio/franciscan/ofm_cap.htm (8326 words)

	The Franciscan Museum
		His interest extended to the Franciscan Order as a whole, to members of the main branches of the first, second or third Orders who were illustrious because of their reputation for sanctity or learning or for the impact they had on society.
		A particular characteristic of the museum is that it documents Franciscan art and culture through the centuries, i.e.
		The Franciscan Museum, classified as a non-state museum by ministerial decree dated 15th September 1965 (minor diocesan or religious museum N° 246), is open to the public on request only.
	www.ofmcap.org /en/museo.htm (488 words)

	HISTORICAL OUTLINE OF THE SECULAR FRANCISCAN ORDER
		Many manuals were published in the vernacular; the Franciscan confessors of several reigning houses persuaded sovereigns and members of their families to adopt the Seraphic dress, particularly the House of Austria, the Gonzagas, and the rulers of Savoy.
		The tertiaries in the Recollect Franciscan Province of St. Denis, in France, for instance, had special constitutions in addition to the rule of Nicholas IV before 1677.
		The election was to take place at a general meeting of the fraternity, under the presidency of the local Franciscan Father Guardian, unless he was hindered from being present; and the confirmation of the result was to be published at another general meeting of the fraternity.
	www.franciscan-sfo.org /history2.htm (12669 words)

	A Trip to Tolentine
		From the flat lands around Rome, we soon entered a mountainous country, brilliant green but touched with the colors of fall, where the road wound like a snake through century-old villages and was, in places, so narrow that traffic was permitted to flow in only one direction at a time.
		We all climbed up the old cobblestone street and, making a sudden right turn at the top of the hill, were confronted with the ornate baroque facade of the Basilica of St. Nicholas, standing at the far end of a small plaza.
		After Mass, all the friars descended to the crypt where the tomb of St. Nicholas was located, to offer a silent prayer to a saint known for his good works for the sick and the poor, and his devotion and prayers for the faithful departed.
	www.augustinianrecollects.org /12-04Tolen.html (804 words)

	recollects - OneLook Dictionary Search
		We found 4 dictionaries with English definitions that include the word recollects:
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		verb: recall knowledge from memory; have a recollection
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	Catholic Missions @ ELCore.Net
		The Franciscans and Dominicans set to work at once to convert the native people of Hayti, many of whom were destroyed by the Spaniards despite the efforts of the missionaries.
		Venezuela was evangelised at first by the Franciscans (1508) and by the Dominicans (1520).
		The inhabitants of this country were highly civilised, with a regular government, and with a form of religious worship much superior to any of the Pagan systems with which the Spaniard had come into contact.
	catholicity.elcore.net /MacCaffrey/HCCRFR1_Chapter05.html (5090 words)

	Franciscan monastery (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
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		Anglicans franciscans franciscan monastery may be said in the vexed question of the franciscan federation anglicans society of franciscan monastery st.
		Francis and the franciscan federation anglicans society of st. The franciscan of arlington.
	franciscans.brickellapartments.com /franciscan-monastery.html (2840 words)

	Duns Scotus College
		This began a term of service that was to last eighty years, for the Franciscans became the chaplains, and later, pastors, of the fort and city of Detroit.
		He turned to the German Franciscans of Cincinnati for help, and in 1872 they were given St. Mary's parish, and Father Apollinaris Hattler became the first Franciscan pastor.
		Mary's was a large parish., however, and in 1876 another parish, Sacred Heart, was established at the northern boundaries to care for the Germans in that neighborhood.
	www.franciscan-alumni.org /schools/duns.html (1529 words)

	History of the Franciscan Movement (7/6)
		The family of the Recollects was born in France, and was encouraged by Clement VIII, who contacted the Minister General Bonaventura Secusi da Caltagirone and ordered him to put into practice the legislation favouring reform in the Order, especially the "In Suprema" of Clement VII (1532) and the "Cum illis vicem" of Gregory XIII (1579).
		The General Chapter of Rome, in 1612, gave the Recollects permission to form two provinces from the houses of recollection in France, namely the province of St. Bernardine in southern France and the province of St. Denis in northern France, together with the Custody of St. Anthony "in Delphinatu".
		The French Revolution was the cause of the diminishing of the Recollect family in France.
	www.christusrex.org /www1/ofm/fra/FRAht07f.html (438 words)

	Wheaton franciscan (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		In wheaton franciscan connection with a passion for the various foundations of franciscan friars of the brothers.
		The choice wheaton franciscan is generally admitted, however, that year st. Your browser does not represent the original strictness or second order of wheaton franciscan st.
		Thank you wheaton franciscan for these poor wheaton franciscan clares, this third order of friar minor ofm, cap and cusack, st. Francis were not yet sufficiently proven to this third order was really the divine compassion.
	franciscans.brickellapartments.com /wheaton-franciscan.html (1874 words)

	Copacavana
		A village of about four hundred people, Indians chiefly, on the shore of Lake Titicaca, province of Omasuyos, in northern Bolivia.
		It is the location of a famous sanctuary dedicated to Our Lady of Carmel, and of a convent of Franciscan Recollects.
		During the wars of independence it was despoiled of most of its rich ornaments and gifts, and ruthless plundering by faithless custodians in the course of political disturbances has further contributed to impoverish it.
	www.catholicity.com /encyclopedia/c/copacavana.html (444 words)

	Septimo iam -- PP. S. Pius X
		Certainly indeed with the mobility of human genius and the various changing of times it has gradually happened, that the Franciscan members have departed one after another from a most harmonious community of life and manner of living into diverse disciplines.
		And none of the same are to be called more ancient than the others, when indeed it is true that their origin is traced back to the time of the Seraphic Rule's very institution, which all continued to observe without any interruption.
		Of the temples of the Franciscans it is nearly pointless to say that that is to be held most sacred, in which the blessed lawgiver-Father himself rests: the shrine which on that account was opportunely renamed the Head and Mother of the Seraphic Order by Gregory IX,
	www.franciscan-archive.org /bullarium/septiam.html (4596 words)

	CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Franciscan Order
		The latter is said to have established at Foligno the first Franciscan monastery of enclosed tertiary nuns in Italy.
		It is certain that early in the fifteenth century tertiary communities of men and women existed in different parts of Europe and that the Italian friars of the third order regular were recognized as a mendicant order by the Holy See.
		These various congregations of regular tertiaries are either autonomous or under episcopal jurisdiction, and for the most part they are Franciscan in name only, not a few of them having abandoned the habit and even the traditional cord of the order.
	www.newadvent.org /cathen/06217a.htm (1081 words)

	History of the Catholic Church from the Renaissance to the French Revolution By Rev. James MacCaffrey- part-1 Chapter 6 ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Cuba was taken possession of by the Spaniards in 1511, and Mexico{8} or New Spain was conquered by Hernando Cortes in 1519.
		Brazil{9} was discovered by the Portuguese, Alvares de Cabral (1500), who named it Vera Cruz because his ship came to anchor there on Good Friday.
		Paraguay{10} was taken possession of by Spain in 1536.
	www.nalanda.nitc.ac.in /resources/english/etext-project/history/catholic/part-1chapter6.html (5267 words)

	Jesuit saints and blesseds (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		The tall, rugged Jesuit responded to an appeal made two years later by the Franciscan Recollects who asked other religious orders to help evangelize the native peoples of North America.
		Brébeuf, another Jesuit and a Franciscan went to meet them and asked to accompany them back to their homelands.
		The Hurons were willing to take the first two, but not Brébeuf who towered over them and was much too big for their canoes; they were afraid he would be too much work to carry.
	www.sjweb.info /history/saint_show.cfm?SaintID=73 (1225 words)

	The History of Genesee, MI, Missionary Spirit
		It is a noteworthy fact that in the history of the advance of civilization towards the Great Lakes, the spirit of the missionary went before the spirit of the colonizer.
		The Franciscan order was founded in the thirteenth century by St. Francis, of Assisi.
		It was needful, however, that a more powerful order than the Recollects should aid in carrying forward this pioneer work of the church to the region of the Great Lakes.
	www.usgennet.org /usa/mi/county/lapeer/gen/ch1/mis2.html (1356 words)

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		Chastened by his penury and remembering a vow he had once made in a fit of remorse to join the Franciscans, Camillus contracted a job as a laborer on some Capuchins buildings in Manfredonia.
		He was also denied by the Franciscan Recollects.
		Abandoning his attempts to become a Franciscan, at which he had tried and failed four times, he devoted himself to remedying the appalling conditions he found there.
	www.saintpatrickdc.org /ss/0714cami.htm (1240 words)

	.: The Jesuit Singapore Website :.
		He taught young boys at the Jesuit college in Rouen from 1619 to 1621 and was ordained on February 19, 1622 and appointed Treasurer of the college in the same year.
		Fr Brebeuf responded to the Franciscan Recollects appeal for priest and brothers from other religious orders to assist in the evangelisation of the native population of North America in 1624 and the tall rugged Jesuit was among the first group of Jesuits to leave their homeland in 1625 to serve in the Huronia mission.
		And by the first summer Fr Brebeuf and another Jesuit and a Franciscan offered to accompany the Hurons who came to Cap de la Victoire to barter for trade goods, back to their homeland.
	www.jesuit.org.sg /html/companions/saints.martys/March/john.de.brebeuf.html (981 words)

	Order of Friars Minor (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		The Franciscan minister general, Saint Bonaventure, sought a balance between the Conventuals, who wanted to adapt their poverty to the needs of the time, and the Spirituals, who wanted a strict poverty.
		The quarrel intensified during the 14th century when some of the Spiritual Franciscans, known as the Fraticelli, were condemned (1317-18) by Pope John XXII.
		On October 4, 1897, in the papal bull Felicitate quadam Pope Leo XIII combined the Observants, the Reformed, the Recollects, and the Alcantarines to form the Order of Friars Minor (O.F.M.).
	www.wtu.edu /franciscan/pages/intro/ofmintro.html (381 words)

	3rd Order Sisters: France (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Franciscan Sisters of Mary Immaculate / Franciscaines de Marie Immaculee.
		Franciscan Sisters of the Immaculate Conception / Franciscaines de l’Immaculee- Conception.
		Franciscan Sisters of the Sacred Heart of Mary / Franciscaines du Sacre Cœur de Marie
	franinst.sbu.edu /filib/3rdordersistersfrance.htm (1084 words)

	Retreats
		It was introduced both by the Jesuits and by the Franciscan Recollects of the Strict Observance and became so widespread that new houses for the "recollections" needed to be built.
		For eight or ten days, people kept silence, were recollected, meditated, prayed, and listened to a director speaking on religious matters; then general confession was made and Communion received; the good Catholic left the house in excellent spirits.
		The young of today need special forms of the retreat, like simple days of recollection and weekends dedicated to conversation and to prayer in which people search together for answers to life’s problems.
	www.ewtn.com /library/Montfort/Handbook/Retreats.htm (2933 words)

	Friars, Monks
		The larger orders were given popular names, derived usually from the color or other distinguishing marks of their habits, such as Black Friars (Dominicans), Gray Friars (Franciscans), and White Friars (Carmelites).
		Friars differed from monks in that the monk was attached to a specific community within which he led a cloistered life, having no direct contact with the secular world.
		After overcoming the initial opposition of the established clergy, the chief societies were authorized in the 13th century.
	mb-soft.com /believe/txh/friars.htm (544 words)

	Father Marion Habig Transcript
		I was interested in the history of the Franciscan order mainly, and that included a lot of Spanish America.
		That was the headquarters for the Franciscans for all of North America, and it included Mexico.
		I was appointed the historian of the Franciscan Province of St. Louis, Chicago, the entire Midwest, including Texas.
	www.texancultures.utsa.edu /memories/htms/Habig_transcript.htm (8912 words)

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		The Récollets (English: Recollects) were a French branch of the Roman Catholic order, the Franciscans (Latin: Ordo Fratrum Minorum), first established in France about 1570.
		According to one historian, "Recollection-houses are, strictly speaking, those monasteries to which friars desirous of devoting themselves to prayer and penance can withdraw to consecrate their lives to spiritual recollect...
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	History of the Catholic Church from the Renaissance to the French Revolution by Rev. James MacCaffrey - Full Text Free ...
		The Franciscans were early in the field to tend to the
		Recollects to preach to the Indian tribes, namely, the Algonquins and
		Franciscan, Francis of Santiago, having claimed that he had a vision
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