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Peter of Alcántara, OFM (born
Peter Garavita; Spanish:
Pedro de Alcántara; 1499 –
October 18, 1562) was a
Spanish Franciscan friar who was
canonized in...
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Pascual in Aranjuez, then
under construction. This was
originally an
Alcantarine (Franciscan)
monastery that was
later ****igned to the
Conceptionist nuns...
- by Pope John Paul II
Professed priest of the
Franciscan Friars Minor (
Alcantarines)
Elena Guerra 23 June 1835 11
April 1914 20
October 2024 by Pope Francis...
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Cross (1654–1739),
Ischian friar,
priest and
Vicar Provincial of the
Alcantarine Reform in
Italy John Dat (c. 1765–1798),
Vietnamese priest and martyr...
- (PCC). Two
further branches, the
Capuchin Poor
Clares (OSCCap) and the
Alcantarines, also
followed the
strict observance. The
later group disappeared as...
- The 26
Martyrs of ****an (****anese: 日本二十六聖人, Hepburn:
Nihon Nijūroku Seijin) were a
group of
Catholics who were
executed by
crucifixion on
February 5, 1597...
- members. In 1897, Pope Leo XIII
combined the Observants,
Discalced (
Alcantarines), Recollects, and
Riformati into one
order under general constitutions...
- The 205
Martyrs of ****an (日本の殉教者,
Nihon no junkyōsha) were
Christian missionaries and
followers who were ****cuted and
executed for
their faith in ****an...
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result of an
amalgamation of
several smaller Franciscan orders (e.g.
Alcantarines, Recollects, Reformanti, etc.),
completed in 1897 by Pope Leo XIII. The...
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followed in this practice. The
Discalced Franciscans of
Spain (known as
Alcantarines, who
formed a
distinct branch of the
Franciscan Order before 1897) went...
