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Penitential confraternities developed in Italy and had spread to France by the end of the fifteenth century. Andrew E. Barnes describes
Penitential Confraternities as initially "small exclusive associations for urban male elites, distinctive both for their robes and hoods which cloaked their members'
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was a layman who had made a "conversion of life" and was affiliated to a monastic order as a lay brother. "Penitents" were those who adopted asceticism. Gradually, the distinction blurred. They retained their personal property and worked to support themselves. They were not cloistered monastics. By
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Most penitent confraternities took up some charitable activity. Around 1230, Florentine penitents established the Santa Maria
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Catholic Christians, though baptized Christians of other denominations may join as Associates; those seeking to join undergo a formation process. As of 2016, there were around 225 penitents attached to the Saint Francis Third Order Confraternity of Penitents.
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