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 1 1 |   seventh Centenary of the Third Order of Penance. Many motives
 2 4 |          coronation in the Third Order. Is there anything which
 3 5 | perfection. He founded, then, an Order properly called Tertiaries,
 4 5 |          no founder of a regular Order had yet imagined, to cause
 5 7 | Uncontested founder of the Third Order, as he was of the two first,
 6 8 |   particular spirit of the third Order, for the Church expects
 7 9 |     essential principles of that Order. We wish absolutely that
 8 9 |            The rule of the Third Order has then undergone only
 9 9 |          the spirit of the Third Order, altogether impregnated
10 10|      this result, that the Third Order rendered naturally the greatest
11 12|         the members of the Third Order messengers and apostles
12 14|          each village, the Third Order count henceforth a sufficient
13 14|          themselves to the Third Order to continue to work for
14 16|                        16.~ This Order, having for its object,
15 18|      progress to progress in the order of all which touches the
16 18|       seems that in the superior order of honesty and of moral
17 22|        kind, the members of this Order would wish, further, We
18 23|        the Gentiles, and this in order that, "remarking your good
19 24|          will mark for the Third Order a new development, and We
20 26|                    26.~ Thus, in order that these celebrations
21 26| Franciscan families of the First Order, we accord the following
22 26|       Churches wherein the Third Order is canonically erected,
23 26|         the members of the Third Order, the Apostolic Benediction.~