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What is a Friar and what do they do? - Christianity Stack Exchange What is a Friar and what do they do? Friars and monks are very similar yet quite different While in the seminary, there was a popular joke that at one time made the rounds Who is the best cook in a monastery? That would be the chip monk! Who is the best cook in a friary? That would be the deep friar! Let us start with a basic definition shall we Friar A brother Originally a form of address
catholicism - According to the Catholic Church is it offensive to dress . . . I'm a little tired of seeing this question pop up in my moderation queue, this has to be a question about Catholic doctrine or else it's not a question that can be asked on the site The "conversation about cultural appropriation" part is just the context for the question and I think it's OK to leave in for color but it is not the question It can't be the question because it is a sociological
What is the origins of Popes wearing a white soutane with other . . . That is the traditional understanding of why the pope wears white In fact, Pope Pius V simply continued to wear the habit under his papal robes, as a sign of familial affection to the Order, but also as a sign of humility: beneath the symbol of authority invested in the papal garb, he remained a humble friar
History and theological purpose of the Sequence portion of the Catholic . . . All this renders very probable the conjecture generally entertained by hymnologists, that the Dies Iræ was composed by a Franciscan in the thirteenth century Its authorship has been most generally ascribed to Thomas of Celano, the friend, fellow-friar, and biographer of St Francis
Who are these people in this Catholic Reformation meme that are . . . John of the Cross (24 June 1542 – 14 December 1591), venerated as Saint John of the Cross, was a Spanish Catholic priest, mystic, and a Carmelite friar of converso origin He is a major figure of the Counter-Reformation in Spain, and he is one of the thirty-six Doctors of the Church John of the Cross is known especially for his writings
Can a non-Catholic receive Baptism (to formally marry a Catholic . . . @Nemo If I'm not mistaken, a Friar can't officiate a sacramental marriage mass (only a priest can do that), but they can officiate a non-sacramental marriage ceremony (with a proper dispensation for disparity of cult), just like a deacon or a priest
Did St. Francis pray the Rosary? - Christianity Stack Exchange Did St Francis pray the Rosary? Historically there is not evidence to support an answer either way What we do know is that there was a tradition of praying with knotted prayer ropes Certainly St Francis and St Dominic were aware of this tradition and the illiterate brethren would have availed themselves of this method to substitute the Our Father and the Hail Mary prayers for the