- The
Somaschi Fathers, also
known as the
Somascans and
officially as the
Order of
Clerics Regular of
Somasca (Latin: Ordo
Clericorum Regularium a Somascha)...
- 1651; the
Barnabites or
Clerks Regular of St. Paul, Milan, 1530; The
Somaschans or
Clerks Regular of St. Majolus, Somasca, 1532; the
Jesuits or the Society...
- "Reforming
Christianity in
early sixteenth-century Italy: the Barnabites, the
Somaschans, the Ursulines, and the
hospitals for the incurables".
Archivium Hiberni****...
-
Santi Bonifacio e(d)
Alessio is a basilica,
rectory church served by the
Somaschans, and
titular church for a cardinal-priest on the
Aventine Hill in the...
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Crispina Malaspina. He was
educated by the
Jesuits at Naples, by the
Somaschans in the
Clementine College at Rome, and at the
Accademia dei
Nobili Ecclesiastici...
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taught Rhetoric in Parma. He
later left the
Society of
Jesus to join the
Somaschan Order in
which he took vows in 1629. A
prolific author, he
served as Ferdinando...
