- and Franciscans. "Observant" is
often capitalized or
expanded into "
observantine" (see
Oakley 1979, p. 231).
Roest 2009, p. 446,
refers to the movement...
- Kerry, Ireland. It was
founded in 1448 as a
Franciscan friary for the
Observantine Franciscans by
Donal McCarthy Mor. It has had a
violent history and has...
- most
effective of the new
Catholic orders. An heir to the devotional,
observantine, and
legalist traditions, the
Jesuits organized along military lines...
- The
Order of
Friars Minor (commonly
called the Franciscans, the
Franciscan Order, or the
Seraphic Order;
postnominal abbreviation O.F.M.) is a mendicant...
-
Thomas Bourchier (d. 1586?) was an
English Observantine Franciscan and martyologist. He was
probably educated at
Magdalen Hall, Oxford, but
there is no...
-
French Franciscan theologian of the
sixteenth century. He
belonged to the
Observantine Province of
Tours and Poitiers. He
became in time
secretary of the order...
- Mor.
Muckross Abbey was
founded in 1448 as a
Franciscan friary for the
Observantine Franciscans by
Donal McCarthy Mor. The
abbey was
burned down by Cromwellian...
-
Andreas de Vega (died c. 1560) was a
Spanish theologian and
Franciscan Observantine. Vega was born at
Segovia in Old Castile, Spain. He
studied at the University...
-
Christian teachers in Yucatán in the
seventeenth century. He was a
strict Observantine for sixty-seven years,
always travelling barefooted. His
austerity impeded...
- example, the
Brothers of the
Common Life and Jan Standonck) and the
observantine tradition. In Germany, "the
modern way" or
devotionalism caught on in...
