Saint Bernadine of Siena
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, Vol. IV, p. 35.
3 San Bernardino da Siena in Orweto e in Torano, by L. Fumi (Siena, 1888).
90 ST. BERNARDINE OF SIENA we find an account of two noteworthy conferences. At the first of these, which occurred on 12 January, 1427, the Council, after enlarging on the fact that Friar Bernardine, predicator desideratus, had come to preach the word of God, together with five other members of his order, and that they were entirely dependent upon alms for their daily bread, declares that it were imposs...ible, short of the basest ingratitude, to refuse to minister to their daily wants, and charges the officials, with the help of six citizens chosen expressly for the purpose, to supply the friars with the neces- saries of life at the public expense. At the other meeting held on 16 February, and at which seventeen members were present, mention is made of " the venerable Father, Friar Bernardine, " who, in the course of one of his sermons, had, among other injunctions, insisted on the duty of abstaining from blasphemy and from games of hazard, of observing the feast-days and of suppressing usury, facilitated by the concessions formerly granted to the Jews.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, Vol. IV, p. 35.
3 San Bernardino da Siena in Orweto e in Torano, by L. Fumi (Siena, 1888).
90 ST. BERNARDINE OF SIENA we find an account of two noteworthy conferences. At the first of these, which occurred on 12 January, 1427, the Council, after enlarging on the fact that Friar Bernardine, predicator desideratus, had come to preach the word of God, together with five other members of his order, and that they were entirely dependent upon alms for their daily bread, declares that it were imposs...ible, short of the basest ingratitude, to refuse to minister to their daily wants, and charges the officials, with the help of six citizens chosen expressly for the purpose, to supply the friars with the neces- saries of life at the public expense. At the other meeting held on 16 February, and at which seventeen members were present, mention is made of " the venerable Father, Friar Bernardine, " who, in the course of one of his sermons, had, among other injunctions, insisted on the duty of abstaining from blasphemy and from games of hazard, of observing the feast-days and of suppressing usury, facilitated by the concessions formerly granted to the Jews.
What to read after Saint Bernadine of Siena?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Paul Marie Pierre Thureau Dangin to read onlineMoreLess
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