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Missionaries spread the religious order by preaching and Jesuits by doing.
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What has the author Arthur Savile Beresford Freer written?
Arthur Savile Beresford Freer has written: 'The early Franciscans & Jesuits' -- subject(s): Jesuits, Franciscans
How did the Franciscans and the Jesuits differ in their approach to the conversion of Indians?
The Franciscans focused on integrating indigenous customs and beliefs into their approach to conversion, while the Jesuits emphasized education and adapting to local cultures. Franciscans often utilized a more direct and forceful approach to conversion, while the Jesuits tended to emphasize understanding and dialogue.
What were Franciscan and Jesuit monks called in new world?
Neither Franciscans or Jesuits are monks.
Who is the patron saint of order?
There is no patron saint of 'order.' However, each religious order (eg.: Dominicans, Franciscans, Jesuits) have their own patron saints.
The religious order started in the middle ages do they still exist today?
Many of the Roman Catholic Orders come to mind - notably The Franciscans - The Jesuits - etc. - many others, I'm sure.
How did the Americas become mostly Catholic?
Most of the Americas, saving the original thirteen colonies of the United States, were settled from Catholic countries, France, Spain, and Portugal by missionaries, mostly Jesuits, Dominicans, and Franciscans.
One of the motivations of the conquistadors was the spread of Catholicism?
Most of the Conquistadors were accompanied with priests, usually religious, such as the Franciscans and the Jesuits. The Conquistadors, for the most part had their own interests at heart, but the Crown who financed them and commissioned them has the spread of Catholicism as one of their goals.
What was the religious order that spread Catholicism?
A number of religious orders helped spread Catholicism. The Benedictines were instrumental in civilizing and spreading Catholicism all through Europe. The Jesuits, Franciscans, and Dominicans were primarily educators and missionaries for most of their history.
Who led foreign missions for the Catholic Church?
A lot of different religious Orders over the centuries have send missionaries out to foreign lands, the Dominicans and Franciscans along with the Jesuits were prominent in the New World, and in Far East. Overall, probably the biggest "leader" of foreign missions was the Jesuits as they were specifically founded both to combat the protestant heresy and to preach foreign missions.
The Franciscans were founded by?
The Franciscans were founded by Saint Francis of Assisi.
When was Conventual Franciscans created?
Conventual Franciscans was created in 1209.
What is difference between Jesuit and other Catholic beliefs?
There is no such thing as a Jesuit or Dominican Catholic. They are all Catholics. A man who discerns a vocation to the Society of Jesus, started by St. Ignatius would become a Jesuit, he remains a Catholic. Likewise, a man (or woman) who discerns a vocation to the Dominicans would become a Dominican Friar (or Sister) but remain a Catholic. Jesuits and Dominicans are two religious Orders within the Church. Jesuits have two main vocations: to teach and to preach the faith to non-Catholics. Originally, the Order was founded to fight the protestant heresy. The Domicans were founded as an Order of Preachers, they were originally founded to fight the Arian heresy. Needless to say, the Dominicans have been a little bit more successful than the Jesuits, when was the last time you ran into an Arian vs. a protestant?
