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Theemonk
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Just what the title says…
What tend to be the differences between the three educational orders of cleric regulars: Barnabites, Somascans, and Piarists?
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Vico
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Clerics Regular B. / C.R.S.P. (349 members, 9 churches, 71 houses in 2017)
Barnabites: catechetal teaching and missions with emphasis on the epistles of St. Paul.
vows: poverty, chastity, obedience, no office or position of dignity except from the Holy See.
Clerics Regular C.R.S. (510 members, 8 churches, 97 houses in 2017)
Somascenes: follow the mission of St. Jerome Aemilian ministry to the poor, orphans, the disadvantaged, through prayer, education, guidance, rehabilitation. Foreign missions.
vows: poverty, chastity, obedience
Clerics Regular Sch. P / S.P. (1357 members, 9 churches, 213 houses in 2017)
Piarists: follow the mission of St. Joseph Calasanz, teaching children and youth, the primary goal being to provide free education for poor children.
vows: poverty, chastity, obedience, special care of youth
Barnabites: catechetal teaching and missions with emphasis on the epistles of St. Paul.
vows: poverty, chastity, obedience, no office or position of dignity except from the Holy See.
Clerics Regular C.R.S. (510 members, 8 churches, 97 houses in 2017)
Somascenes: follow the mission of St. Jerome Aemilian ministry to the poor, orphans, the disadvantaged, through prayer, education, guidance, rehabilitation. Foreign missions.
vows: poverty, chastity, obedience
Clerics Regular Sch. P / S.P. (1357 members, 9 churches, 213 houses in 2017)
Piarists: follow the mission of St. Joseph Calasanz, teaching children and youth, the primary goal being to provide free education for poor children.
vows: poverty, chastity, obedience, special care of youth
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Theemonk
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Can you post the source please? I’d be interested in finding out the same information about the Vocationist Fathers.
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Vico
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http://www.gcatholic.org/orders/index.htm
http://www.catholic-hierarchy.org/country/xrel.html
Also check Wikipedia.
Society for Divine Vocations S.D.V. (469 members, 75 houses, 24 churches)
Vocationists: “identifying and fostering vocations to priesthood and religious life, especially among the less privileged"
vows: Poverty, Chastity, and Obedience
Cloisters
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It warms my heart to see someone ask about the Vocationists. My particular Ministry has been praying for Vocations to those congregations who work specifically for Vocations for about 12 years now. We remember them on the Rogation Days.
Blessings,
Mrs Cloisters, O.P.
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Blessings,
Mrs Cloisters, O.P.
Lay Dominican
http://cloisters.tripod.com/charity/
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Theemonk
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Do Cleric Regulars pray the liturgy of the hours?
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Theemonk
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But you know for sure that most do?
Cloisters
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Perhaps this will help:
I remembered somewhat correctly regarding the LOTH.
You’d likely have to inquire of the clerics themselves. I know only that they exist.
I remembered somewhat correctly regarding the LOTH.
You’d likely have to inquire of the clerics themselves. I know only that they exist.
Cloisters
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There are two founders of clerics regular with the same first two names – Sts Anthony Mary Zaccaria and Claret, respectively.
The Barnabites, founded by the former: https://www.barnabites.com/
and the Claretians, founded by the latter: http://www.claret.org/
Then there are the Somascans, founded by St Jerome Emiliani, who founded orphanages: https://somascans.org/
Then the Piarists, who have a whole family of congregations dedicated to education:
https://scolopi.org/en/calasantian-family/
And the only Theatine website in English: http://www.theatinesusa.com
That should keep you busy for a while.
The Barnabites, founded by the former: https://www.barnabites.com/
and the Claretians, founded by the latter: http://www.claret.org/
Then there are the Somascans, founded by St Jerome Emiliani, who founded orphanages: https://somascans.org/
Then the Piarists, who have a whole family of congregations dedicated to education:
https://scolopi.org/en/calasantian-family/
And the only Theatine website in English: http://www.theatinesusa.com
That should keep you busy for a while.
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