Regula bullata

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Regula bullata is the formally approved, definitive Rule of Saint Francis that governs the life and practices of the Franciscan Order.

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Regula bullata canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Franciscan rule
papally approved rule
religious rule
alsoKnownAs approved Rule of 1223
definitive Rule of Saint Francis
final Rule of Saint Francis
appliesTo clerical members of the Order of Friars Minor
friars minor
lay members of the Order of Friars Minor
approvalDate 29 November 1223
approvalYear 1223
approvedBy Pope Honorius III
associatedPlace Assisi
author Francis of Assisi
century 13th century
composedBy Francis of Assisi
countryOfOrigin Italy
definesVows chastity
obedience
poverty
governs Franciscan Order
Order of Friars Minor
hasEnduringForce remains normative for the Order of Friars Minor
hasEnglishName The Rule of Saint Francis (1223)
hasLatinName Regula bullata
hasLegalStatus canonically binding rule
hasSection chapters
prologue
historicalPeriod High Middle Ages
inspiredBy Gospel of Jesus Christ
linked to: The Gospel

life of Christ
isDefinitiveRuleOf Franciscan Order
language Latin
numberOfChapters 12
papalBull Solet annuere
placeOfApproval Rome
predecessor Earlier, unapproved Rule of Saint Francis
Regula non bullata
religiousFamily Franciscans
religiousOrder Order of Friars Minor
religiousTradition Roman Catholic Church
linked to: Roman Catholicism
subject chastity
fraternal life
missionary preaching
obedience
penance
poverty
relations with the Church hierarchy
structure of the Order
use of goods without ownership

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Rule of Saint Francis alsoKnownAs Regula bullata
Regula bullata hasLatinName Regula bullata