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In 1867, Pamfilo was summoned back to Italy. He later learned that this was due to misinformation given to the
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In his position as Custos, Father
Pamfilo was effectively the leader of the Franciscan Order in the nation in its various branches. In addition to the establishment of the friars, he also worked to support and guide the communities of women of the Third Order of St. Francis, who were springing up
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of the Order. On 8 December of that year, he began to teach at one of the Order's institutions of higher learning, the Irish
College of St. Isidore, where he was able to perfect his command of English. He remained in this post until 4 January 1855.
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around the country to help educate the children of the
Catholic immigrants flooding into the nation. To this end, in 1857 he recruited Mary Jane Todd to commit herself as a Sister of the Third Order Regular of St. Francis. He gave her the
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My health, thank God, continues to be good. I hope and pray that you and all the friars there are enjoying the best of health; and I wish each and everyone of you, a Merry
Christmas and a Happy New Year. Your affectionate confrere,
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her as a member of the Order. When other women came to join her, he acted as the
Superior General of the new foundation, until they were able to establish themselves as an independent congregation, known as the
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had come to love his adopted country. Yet he never showed any bitterness at his treatment in his journals. In a
Christmas message to one of the American friars from his new home in Rome, he wrote:
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to the Order, and with time
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Pamfilo devoted the remaining years of his life to writing and the publication of significant works, the most important being his
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of the Order of Friars Minor to establish their presence in the country. The friars received the personal blessing of
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in both philosophy and theology at the Order's friary there. He taught there until
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administered by the Friars Minor and frequented their church. When he was of age, on 5 July 1839, he entered the
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in 1866. Both of these are still served by Franciscan friars.
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Custos Provincial, Custody of the Immaculate Conception O.F.M.
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Likewise, in 1863 Magliano helped in the foundation of the
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332:Holy See
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