That's two words: Dominican friar.
"Dominican" refers to Saint Dominic, who was born in Spain in 1170. He was an important figure in returning heretic French Albigensians to the Church of Rome using only reason and Christian teachings. Later he established the Order of Dominican friars to spread his teachings throughout Europe.
Friars were the opposite of monks. Monks lived apart from society, secluded and cloistered within a monastery and cut off from ordinary life.
Friars lived in a friary but worked on the streets, preaching and teaching, taking care of the poor and the sick, distributing food and clothes - but they also had to beg for food for themselves (meaning they were a "mendicant order").
Johann Tetzel. (The Dominican Friar)
Catholic....friar's are only Catholic
Dominican Army was created in 1844.
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He is Dominican so he speaks English and mabe Dominican.
During the long journey to his new order, the friar accompanied a group of veteran knights. To make amends for his past, the disgraced nobleman became a Dominican friar.
I believe the answer is dominican & hope this info. helps. Shirley.
Johann Tetzel. (The Dominican Friar)
Fray means Friar or fraile in English.
Savonarola
No, Thomas Aquinas was not married. He lived a celibate life as a Dominican friar and devoted his life to scholarship and theology.
The Dominican Friar Johann Tetzel.
He's usually played as a Franciscan but he could just as easily be a Dominican.
Bartolome de las Casas
some dominican are mean some are not
The friar doesnt say this, Romeo does,
No, Saint Albert the Great was not married. He was a Dominican friar and a prominent theologian and philosopher in the Catholic Church.