File: Distinctive habits worn by members of several Catholic religious institutes
Summary
- Description
- RELIGIOUS COSTUMES 3: MONKS Hermit (11th c.); Carmelite (11th century); Flagellant (middle ages); Premonstratensian (16th century); Jesuit (16th century); Carmel; Cistercian abbot; Franciscan; Trappists; White Father; Benedictine; Chartreusex; Dominican; Fathers of Picpus (superior); Augustine; Marist; Brother of St. Gabriel; Brother of Christian Doctrine 4: NUNs Brigitte (16th century); Penitent (16th century); Beguine (middle ages); Dominican; Nasturtium; Franciscan Saint Mary of the Angels; Ursuline; Clarissa; Christian education; Lady of the Assumption; Franciscan; Cistercian; Benedictine; Sister of St. Joseph of Cluny; Carmelite; Wisdom ; Franciscan Missionary of Mary; Missionary N.-D. (Notre Dame) from Africa; Sister of Saint Vincent de Paul; little sister of the poor
- Source file
- Abiti Religiosi.jpg
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- Creator
- Etienne Mahler
- Credit
- https://www.flickr.com/photos/149521109@N03/30391229873/
- Date
- 2022-08-07 09:38:58
Licensing
- License
- CC0
- Rights status
- Copyrighted work available under the license stated below
- Usage terms
- Creative Commons Zero, Public Domain Dedication
- Attribution required
- No
File details
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- Dimensions
- 960 × 525 pixels
- Source record retrieved
- 2026-08-29