- Greyfriars,
Grayfriars or
Gray Friars is a term for
Franciscan Order of
Friars Minor, in particular, the
Conventual Franciscans. The term
often refers...
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toasted in 1908, the year in
which the
Friars moved into a
clubhouse at 107 West 47th Street. The
first Friars Frolics were held in 1911, with
Abbot George...
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postscript (link) Nichols, G. G. The
Chronicle of the
Gray Friars of London. London: 1852. Pp. 39. "McCorrestine, "The
Revolt of Silken...
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Cistercian monks and
friars of the
Franciscan and
Capuchin orders as a
symbol of
their vows of
humility and poverty.
Franciscan friars in
England and Scotland...
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ideal emerged two
orders of
mendicant friars – one, the
Friars Minor, led by
Francis of ****isi; the other, the
Friars Preachers, led by
Dominic de Guzmán...
- explains: "The
Friars Minor Conventual up to the
constitutions of 1803 were
bound to wear
ashen gray, but in 1823
black began to prevail. The
Friars Minor Observant...
- the
Friars and
Sisters of the
Atonement or
Graymoor Friars and Sisters, is a
Franciscan religious congregation in the
Catholic Church. The
friars and...
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killed by a
force of Kentishmen. The Duke was
buried shortly after at Grey
Friars Abbey in Northampton.
Buckingham had
named his wife Anne sole executrix...
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Fletcher Books 2011) "Striding Edge" in
Terror Tales of the Lake
District (
Gray Friar Press 2011) "Hand to Mouth" in
Haunts (Ulysses
Press 2011) and Bruin's...
- Récollets) were a
French reform branch of the
Friars Minor, a
Franciscan order.
Denoted by
their gray habits and
pointed hoods, the
Recollects devoted...