9 Images That Take The Confusion Out Of Identifying Religious Orders Of The Church

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Do you ever get confused by the many religious orders that the Catholic Church has?

Each individual order has their own particular character, or charism, attracting different people with the same common style of prayer, work and way of life. The religious orders are as rich and as varied as individual people are, meaning that there is a place for everyone called to religious life or simply seeking inspiration.

However, no matter their variations, the goal remains the same, to seek Christ and to lay down their lives for Him.

Here we share 9 infographics to help you identify and learn more about 9 of the main religious orders of the Catholic Church.

How To Identify 9 Religious Orders of the Catholic Church

Franciscans

religious orders the Franciscans St. Francis of Assisi

Carthusians

religious orders Carthusians St. Bruno of Cologne

Jesuits

religious orders Jesuits St. Ignatius of Loyola

Benedictines
religious orders Benedictines ST. Benedict of Nursia

Salesians

religious orders Salesians St. Francis de Sales

Missionaries of Charity

religious orders Missionaries of Charity Mother Teresa

Dominicans

religious orders Dominicans St. Dominic

Augustinians

religious orders Augustinians St. Augustine

Carmelites

religious orders Carmelites

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