Capuchin Friars

Capuchin Friars are members of the Order of Friars Minor Capuchin, a branch of the Franciscan family founded in the early 16th century. They emphasize a life of simplicity, poverty, and community service, living out Saint Francis of Assisi's teachings. Known for their distinctive brown robes and beards, Capuchins are committed to charity, education, and mission work. They engage in various forms of pastoral care and social justice initiatives, aiming to serve the poor and marginalized. The order has a global presence, with communities dedicated to fostering spiritual life and active involvement in society.