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851: 293: 43: 1850: 597: 570: 473:. The small order gained additional members, property and support in the 1250s and 1260s. While evidence is scant, one has to assume that this support came in recognition of the Order's work in ransoming captives in a war zone that remained quite active. The growing pains, however, also caused institutional turmoil, whose outlines can only be glimpsed. The visible result was a reorganization in 1272 by a new master, 451: 1414: 2591: 878: 691: 517: 134: 802:: "Therefore, we must understand in the first place, that all our religious are committed to the Redemption of Captives in such a way that they must not only always be disposed to carry it out in fact if the Order sends them, but also to collect alms, or if the prelates do select them, to do whatever else may be necessary for the act of redemption to be carried out." 447:. Here special circumstances associated with the frontier —an abundance of new land awaiting Christian settlement and an arena for the practice of charitable ransoming— created an ideal environment for the new Order. Consequently, the preponderance of what Mercedarians came to possess here were lands donated by the king, successful crusaders and other patrons. 231:, both Christian and Muslim societies had become accustomed to the buying and selling of captives, so much so that tenth-century Andalusian merchants formed caravans to purchase slaves in Eastern Europe. In the thirteenth century, in addition to spices, slaves constituted one of the goods of the flourishing trade between Christian and Muslim ports. 496:(a form of diplomatic protection), economic privileges that promoted gifts to the Order, and, at least temporarily, the important shrine of St. Vincent in the City of Valencia. Claims by King James II and Peter IV of a royal foundation of the Order reflected not real history but their own designs upon the Order's financial resources and personnel. 1178: 589:
patronage: The Order of the Virgin Mary of the Ransom of Captives of St. Eulalia of Barcelona. But the proper and definitive title is: Order of the Virgin Mary of Mercy of the Redemption of Captives. This name, however, does not come into general use until the 1290s and is not codified until the Albertine Constitutions of 1327.
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succor these unfortunates. Nolasco began ransoming Christian captives in 1203. After fifteen years of work, he and his friends saw that the number of captives was growing day by day. His plan was to establish a well-structured and stable redemptive religious order under the patronage of Blessed Mary.
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The name with which the Order founded by Nolasco is identified, is mentioned first. Prior to the 1272 Constitutions, the Order had several names among which: Order of Saint Eulalia, Order of the Mercy of Captives, Order of the Redemption of Captives, Order of Mercy. Those of 1272 established a dual
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be handed over to Nolasco for the ransoming of captives. The bequest was not unusual, either in amount or intent, for Catalans of this era frequently included this pious good work in their testaments. What sets this particular bequest apart is that it contains the first notice of the redeeming work
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Sources for the origins of the Mercedarians are scant and almost nothing is known of the founder, Peter Nolasco. Biographers agree that, at some point in his youth, Nolasco became concerned with the plight of Christians captured in Moorish raids and that he decided to establish a religious order to
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The 1272 Constitutions, further, establish Nolasco as the Order's founder:he has been constituted "servant, messenger, founder and promoter" of the new Institute. Peter Nolasco is the real founder of the Order or the "Procurator of the alms of captives" as defined on March 28, 1219, by the first
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Between the eighth and the fifteenth centuries, medieval Europe was in a state of intermittent warfare between the Christian kingdoms of southern Europe and the Muslim polities of North Africa, Southern France, Sicily and Moorish portions of Spain. According to James W. Brodman, the threat of
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of religion. These additional vows are part of the nature of the profession of each order and are permitted by the church. They can be solemn or simple, perpetual or temporary. The Fourth Vow of the Order of Mercy is a Solemn Vow. In accordance with the general principle of a
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The Order of the Blessed Virgin Mary of Mercy, founded in 1218, is an international community of priests and brothers, who live a life of prayer and communal fraternity based on the Rule of Saint Augustine and the constitutions of the order.
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From the year 1192 certain noblemen of Barcelona had formed a confraternity for the purpose of caring for the sick in hospitals, and also for rescuing Christian captives from the Moors. Tradition has it that around 1218, Nolasco and King
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James I, whose descendants claimed him to be the Mercedarian founder, had in fact no documented contact with the Order until the late 1230s and early 1240s, at which time he granted formerly Muslim lands in Valencia, especially the
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The Order of Mercy, an early 13th century popular movement of personal piety organized at first by Nolasco, was concerned with ransoming the ordinary men who had not the means to negotiate their own ransom, the "poor of Christ".
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or of other enemies of our Law… By this work of mercy… all the brothers of this Order, as sons of true obedience, must always be gladly disposed to give up their lives, if it is necessary, as Jesus Christ gave up his for us."
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During the next six years, the confraternity slowly evolves into a religious order, as members obtain properties in Catalonia. While Nolasco, by all accounts, first established his movement at Barcelona and then on
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For over 600 years, these constant armed confrontations produced numerous war prisoners on both sides. Islam's captives were reduced to the state of slaves since they were considered war booty. In the lands of
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as a norm for their life in common and he gave his authorization for the sign of his cathedral, the Holy Cross, to be on the habit of the Order. After that, Nolasco and the first Mercedarians made their
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Reconstructing the Order's beginnings from the documentary record produces a far less detailed story. In this, the year 1218 plays no role. The founder first appears ca. 1226 as a collector of alms in
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Ibn Khaldun, Histoire des Berbères et des dynasties musulmanes de l'Afrique septentrionale, ed. Paul Casanova and Henri Pérès, trans. William MacGuckin, baron de Slane (Paris, 1925-56), 3: 116-17
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in virtue of which he promises to give his own life, if it will be necessary, as Christ did for us, to free from the new forms of slavery the Christians who are in danger of losing their Faith."
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each experienced separately a vision of the Virgin Mary, who asked them to found a religious order dedicated to rescuing the many Christian captives held by the Muslims. Nolasco's confessor,
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In the preface of the first Constitutions of the Mercedarian Order of 1272, three key elements referring to the foundation stand out: the name, the founder and the purpose of the Order.
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there before the bishop. Their headquarters was the Monastery of St. Eulalia of Barcelona, which served as the first Mercedarian convent and as a house of welcome for redeemed captives.
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is essential because it inseparably constitutes our Order in its nature and substance by virtue of the early institution… and our predecessors have always professed and fulfilled it."
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A small community of friars were allowed to open their own monastery under the leadership of Friar John Baptist in 1603. Adopting a simpler form of life and of their
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Eventually a feast day was instituted and observed on September 24, first in the religious order, then in Spain and France, and on February 22, 1696
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and the other coastal provinces of medieval Christian Europe. Raids by militias, bands and armies from both sides were an almost annual occurrence.
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Our Lady of Ransom is the principal patron of Barcelona; the proper Office was extended to Barcelona (1868) and to all Spain (second class, 1883).
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Finally, it is clearly specified that the purpose of the Order is "to visit and to free Christians who are in captivity and in power of the
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capture, whether by pirates or coastal raiders, or during one of the region's intermittent wars, was a continuous threat to residents of
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Broader-based and aristocratically-funded charitable institutions were more prominent, and the episodes of aristocratic and even royal
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In the 15th century, a movement grew up among the monasteries of the Order seeking a stricter lifestyle, keeping more exactly the
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Convento de la Merced, founded in 1607, is a Merecedarian convent, which now serves as a church, in the small town of
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is perfection. It also presupposes a sincere will of obligation in conscience and by virtue of the community.
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of Nolasco. Nothing is known about him before his appearance in MaimĂł's will and only very little afterwards.
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Fe, Libertad, Frontera. Los rescates de la Merced en la España de Felipe II (Redenciones 1575, 1579 y 1583)
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Reforma o extinción: Un siglo de adaptaciones de la Orden de Nuestra Señora de la Merced en Nueva España
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of Barcelona, encouraged and assisted him in this project; and King James also extended his protection.
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extended it to the entire church. The Mercedarians keep this day as a first class feast, with a
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Ransoming Captives in Crusader Spain: The Order of Merced on the Christian-Islamic Frontier
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Royal, Celestial and Military Order of Our Lady of Mercy and the Redemption of the Captives
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Ransoming Captives in Crusader Spain:The Order of Merced on the Christian-Islamic Frontier
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took up the old date of the feast (Sunday nearest to August 1) by permission of the Roman
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for the Redemption of Captives was officially constituted at the main altar erected over
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Royal, Celestial and Military Order of Our Lady of Mercy and the Redemption of Captives
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Chronica Sacri et Militaris Ordinis Beatae Mariae de Mercede Redemptionis Captivorum
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Historia General de la Orden de Nuestra Señora de la Merced Redención de Cautivos...
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where the Mercedarian mother church, current building built between 1765 and 1775.
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Congregation of the Franciscan Hospitaller Sisters of the Immaculate Conception
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granted the Mercedarians formal recognition as a religious order under the old
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In 1265 a second order of Mercedarians for women was founded in Spain by St.
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Sisters of Charity of Saints Bartolomea Capitanio and Vincenza Gerosa (SCCG)
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George M. Foster, “Cofradia and Compadrazgo in Spain and Spanish America,”
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that they would wear as characteristic of the Order; he put them under the
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Mary's Praise on Every Tongue: A Record of Homage Paid to Our Blessed Lady
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in 1621. They eventually separated and became a fully independent Order.
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Structures of Reform. The Mercedarian Order in the Spanish Golden Age
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under which the friars live. This spread and gained approval by the
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as their principal patroness, often invoked for protection against
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under the title: Solemnitas Descensionis B. Mariæ V. de Mercede.
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if it be necessary for the Redemption of Christ's Faithful."
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The Mercedarian Order in the Andes in the sixteenth century
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Index

Mercedarian Order

Catholic religious order
Santa Maria della Mercede e Sant'Adriano
Rome
Italy
Peter Nolasco
Mercedarian Friars
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Our Lady of Mercy
Latin
Catholic
mendicant order
Peter Nolasco
Barcelona
Principality of Catalonia
Crown of Aragon
Christian
friars
nuns
fourth vow
Catalonia
Languedoc
Visigothic Spain
First Crusade
hospices
hospitals
monastic orders
almshouses

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