Übersetzung für "Bettelorden" in Englisch

He belongs to a mendicant order, Your Eminence.

The Order of Saint Augustine is based in the tradition of mendicant orders.

Description In 1368 the mendicant order of Carmelite Monks settled in Straubing.

It was the first of the great structures built by the mendicant orders in Florence.

During this time, mendicant orders were also formed.

The arrival of the mendicant religious orders indicates a gradual absorbing of neighbouring settlements.

He successfully confronted the final attacks by secular masters against mendicant religious.

The rules of the mendicant orders founded in the thirteenth century were the first to diverge from this basis.

He allowed Mendicant order, such as the Franciscans, Dominicans, and Carmelites to provide religious care in his diocese.

Besides that, he supported the then highly modern Mendicant Orders of the Franciscans and Dominicans.

The former Dominican monastery: Built in the fourteenth century by the typical architecture of the mendicant orders.

The Dominicans and the Franciscans are both mendicant orders.

Like the university, the institution of the mendicant orders was an achievement of Romance Europe.

For this purpose, he also supported the at that time already well established mendicant order of the Franciscans and Dominicans.

But, while the sense of “efficiency” that attracted the mendicant Christian orders, the Dominicans and Franciscans, to staff the original universities was rather different, it is no less relevant today.

It is mentioned in the literature that the Dominicans, as a mendicant order, were not entitled to build a tower, so they built a ridge turret instead.

The city of Zürich supported at that time the popular mendicant orders by attributing them free plots in the suburbs and asked to support the construction of the city wall in return.

Confessors belonging to a mendicant Order or to certain modern religious Congregations enjoy, by privilege, the faculty to absolve only for the censure regarding abortion.

At about the same time, another Mendicant order of St Francis, the Friars Minor - who in Denmark was to be known as de små brødre ("the small brothers") or gråbrødre ("grey brothers") - also introduced themselves in many European towns.

Mendicant orders of Franciscans and Dominicans were oriented in their activities to the outside world, to the city and charity.

There seem to be two points of support in this global look: the knowledge of history, in particular the history of monasticism and the mendicant orders, and the knowledge of God whose «tenderness expands to all the ends of the earth», a tenderness of which the monasteries themselves are the burgeoning expression as the outposts of the Church in non-Christian lands.

Without prejudice to the right of religious mendicants, any private person, whether physical or juridic, is forbidden to beg for alms for any pious or ecclesiastical institute or purpose without the written permission of that person’s own ordinary and of the local ordinary.

The background to this was economic interests, especially the growing strength of the guilds, and religious hatred, particularly stirred up by the preachers of the mendicant orders.

In the early 16th century, the Mendicant Orders especially suffered in the clash between the reformists and the orthodox Catholic Church.

Their flexibility enabled them to send out the most suitable friars on specific missions and the Mendicant Orders reached North Africa, the Middle East and Northern Europe.

Entry fee: the Franciscan Order is a mendicant order, admission is free, but you must pay her mite in the museum.