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1 Franciscan, Benedictines, and Jesuit
IEP #22 John

2 Franciscan (1209) St. Francis (Francis of Assisi) founded three orders
Friars Minor The Poor Ladies (Clares) Brothers and Sisters of Penance

3 Franciscan Friars Minor has three branches Friars Minor (Parent Stem)
Friars Minor Conventuals Friars Minor Capuchins Serve the poor

4 Benedictines (529) Monks living under the Rule of St. Benedict
Not founded by St. Benedict Spread to almost entire W. Europe

5 Benedictines No marriage No personal fortune
Strongly influenced Catholic monasticism

6 Jesuit (1540) Founded by Saint Ignatius Loyola
Also known as Societas Iesu Formed to protect the Catholic Church Focus on education

7 Jesuit Recruit professionals and students Has strict background check
René Descartes Had been expelled from Portugal and Spain in 1759 and 1767 respectively

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