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Barefooted Trinitarians

religious order
Also known as: Discalced Trinitarians
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  • Trinitarian nuns with Pope Francis
    Trinitarian
    / History

    …1597 a reform called the Barefooted (Discalced) Trinitarians was initiated in Spain by Juan Bautista of the Immaculate Conception; this became a distinct order and is the basis of the Trinitarian congregations of the modern era.

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    …1597 a reform called the Barefooted (Discalced) Trinitarians was initiated in Spain by Juan Bautista of the Immaculate Conception; this became a distinct order and is the basis of the Trinitarian congregations of the modern era.

    Read More