The Observant friars in Ireland: between piety, obedience and ambition. Malgorzata D'Aughton et Anne-Julie Lafaye
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5 novembre 2019
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Haude Morvan, « The Observant friars in Ireland: between piety, obedience and ambition. Malgorzata D'Aughton et Anne-Julie Lafaye », Observer l'observance, ID : 10.58079/shie
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In the seventeenth century Fr Donatus Mooney, a Franciscan Observant historian, described Irish Observant foundations as naturally abundant, presenting them as divinely chosen and paradise-like places, while individual Observant friars were portrayed by Mooney as followers of sacred poverty, and as suggested in this paper, the true followers of the early Franciscans. The significant number of Franciscan and Augustinian Observant foundations in the rural landscapes of western Ireland and the ...