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- monastery between the mensa abbatialis (the “abbot’s table”) and the mensa conventualis (the “monk’s table”) The commendatory abbot would take his portion, thereby...
- Grand-Prior (Grand-prieur in French). The Conventual prior (Latin prior conventualis) is the independent superior of a monastery that is not an abbey (and...
- friars living in Conventual convents. A third view is that the Latin word conventualis was used to distinguish the friars of large convents from friars who...
- He painted the ceiling of the staircase of the monastery of the Padri Conventuali of Montegiorgio and the refectory of the Augustinians in Rimini. Also...
- guide of ****isi. ****isi: Casa Editrice Francescana dei Fratei Minori Conventuali. Wikimedia Commons has media related to San Damiano (****isi). "Saint...
- erected by 1225 and served as head of the provincial chapter for the Frati Conventuali (Franciscan order). The church and convent were rebuilt in the 18th century...
- in 1663 in Osimo, and was beatified in 1753, wherein the Frati Minori Conventuali who were affiliated with the church commissioned refurbishment of the...
- Dimech OFM, Le Pitture di Giuseppe Calì nelle Chiese dei Frati Minori Conventuali a Malta, pub. Malta, 1940, pp. 27–30 Latest info, work, reviews, comments...
- still contains an altar from 1304. The Convent was occupied by Minori Conventuali. In an 1843 inventory, the main altarpiece depicted a Stigmata of St...
- Florentines were expelled from Palermo, the church was granted to the Frati Conventuali of the Franciscan order, who established adjacent a seminary (novitiate)...