Os franciscanos e a instrução entre fins da colônia e começos do Império (Bahia, Pernambuco e Paraíba) - Profª. Drª. Carla Mary da Silva Oliveira (UFPB).
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To the portal of the International Network of Franciscan Studies in Brazil, a group of researchers focused on historical research into the action and influence of the various Franciscan groups - friars, Poor Clares, third religious, members of brotherhoods - in the territory of present-day Brazil, since the arrival of the first Portuguese.
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DOCUMENTAL
REFERENCES
Documental sources related to Franciscanism in Brazil.
BIBLIOGRAPHIC
REFERENCES
Ancient or modern bibliographical references related to Franciscanism in Brazil.
LITERARY
PRODUCTIONS
Literary works of various kinds, handwritten or published, produced by different Franciscan authors.
RELIGIOUS
TEXTS
Sermons, devotionals, theological treatises, hagiographies: literary productions with a religious theme.
LEGAL
TEXTS
Rules, constitutions, statutes: literary productions whose content deals with legal texts.
ORDERS, INSTITUTES
AND BROTHERHOODS
The various male, female and mixed Franciscan groups that settled in Brazil.
INSTITUTIONAL
CONFIGURATIONS
The different canonical, institutional and geographical configurations of the same religious group over time.
PLACES OF PRESENCE
AND ACTION
Convents, churches, parishes, missions, colleges, seminaries, fraternities: the geographical distribution of the different Franciscan groups in Brazil.
FRANCISCANS
Secular Franciscans, friars, Poor Clares, nuns, members of brotherhoods: different characters and historical actors in Franciscanism in Brazil over the centuries.
ARTS
Artistic productions, except literary, related to the different Franciscan groups.
RELIGIOSITIES
Different forms of Franciscan religiosity introduced or born in Brazil.
PHOTOGRAPHIC
RECORDINGS
Photographic memory of the different Franciscan groups and their members.