- The
Poor Clares,
officially the
Order of
Saint Clare (Latin: Ordo
Sanctae Clarae),
originally referred to as the
Order of
Poor Ladies, and also
known as...
- The
Colettine Poor Clares are a
reform branch of the
Order of St.
Clare,
founded by
Clare of ****isi in
Italy in 1211. They
follow the
interpretation of...
- Capuchins. The
Capuchin Poor Clares follow the
original ideals of St.
Francis of ****isi and St.
Clare of ****isi. The
Capuchin Poor Clares are a
cloistered community...
- The
Poor Clares of
Perpetual Adoration (PCPA) are a
branch of the
Poor Clares, a cloistered,
contemplative order of nuns in the
Franciscan tradition....
-
dependent on St. Mary Province. The
Capuchin Poor Clares are
cloistered nuns of the
Order of St.
Clare, who form the
female branch of the
Capuchin Order...
-
received her at the
Porziuncola and
thereby established the
Order of
Poor Clares. He gave
Clare a
religious habit, a
garment similar to his own,
before lodging...
- friaries. The
Poor Clares,
officially the
Order of
Saint Clare, are
members of a
contemplative order of nuns in the
Catholic Church. The
Poor Clares were the...
- violated: also on 1 Feb in the
bombing of Albano, the
convent of the
Poor Clares in
Piazza Pia,
included in the
perimeter of the Villas, had been hit...
- her
honor as the
Order of
Saint Clare,
commonly referred to
today as the
Poor Clares. Her
feast day is on 11 August.
Clare was born in ****isi to the Offreduccio...
-
danger of death. The Vow of
Enclosure is made by some
branches of the
Poor Clares. The
sisters known as "extern sisters" (or "externs") do not make this...
