Trinitarians

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The Trinitarians are a Roman Catholic religious order founded in the 12th century and historically dedicated to ransoming Christian captives and serving the poor in the name of the Holy Trinity.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Catholic religious institute
Roman Catholic religious order
additionalVow to devote a portion of goods to ransom captives
approvedByPope Pope Innocent III NERFINISHED
coFoundedBy Felix of Valois NERFINISHED
dedicatedTo Holy Trinity NERFINISHED
firstHouseLocation Cerfroid, France NERFINISHED
foundedBy John of Matha NERFINISHED
foundedInCentury 12th century
foundedInYearApprox c. 1193
c. 1198
genderComposition includes female religious
includes male religious
geographicOrigin France NERFINISHED
Île-de-France region NERFINISHED
governedBy minister general
habitFeature red and blue cross on the chest
white habit
hasAlternativeName Order of the Holy Trinity NERFINISHED
Order of the Most Holy Trinity NERFINISHED
Trinitarian Order NERFINISHED
hasBranch Trinitarian friars NERFINISHED
Trinitarian nuns NERFINISHED
Trinitarian tertiaries NERFINISHED
historicalActivity collecting alms for ransom of captives
negotiating ransom for captives
redeeming Christians enslaved by Muslims
liturgicalFamily Latin Church NERFINISHED
modernApostolate education
parish ministry
pastoral care of prisoners
social services for the poor
mottoTheme redemption and mercy
papalApprovalYearApprox 1198
papalBullOfApproval Operante divinae dispositionis
primaryCharism ransoming Christian captives
redemption of captives
primaryMission service of the poor
works of mercy
religiousAffiliation Roman Catholicism
surface form: Catholic Church

Roman Catholicism
surface form: Roman Catholic Church
spiritualEmphasis liberation of those in physical and spiritual captivity
spiritualityFocus devotion to the Holy Trinity
vowsTaken chastity
obedience
poverty

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