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Nicolaus PP. III
Exiit qui seminat
[Wherein] every doubt concerning the rule of the friars Minor [is] defined, and others already defined by his predecessors are set forth more seriously and clearly. (Folio 184; year II, number 156; Potthast 21628)
The constitution made by the lord Pope Nicholas III on the confirmation of the rule of the friars Minor.

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• The Religion of the Friars Minor is founded upon the Gospel and strengthend by the teaching and life of Christ and His Apostles

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• God, the Pope, and the Church have approved their way of life.

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• God providence protects the Order

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• My personal knowledge of the Rule and the Intention of its Author

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• Obligation of the Rule in General

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• The Poverty obliged by the Rule was taught and lived by Our Lord and His Apostles

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• This Form of Poverty will always be viable in the Church of Christ

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• The Rule obliges the abidication of the jus domini and the retention of the usus facti.

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• This is an observable, possible, licit, meritorious, and perfect form of evangelical poverty.

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• Let the Friars beware of transgressing this obligation even in appearances.

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• The Rule obliges the usus pauper.

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• The Rule obliges the non-use of money. How this is to be observed.

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• The manner in which the Friars can have recourse to benefactors who have money.

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• How last testiments should be formulated and interpreted in their regard.

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• How and in what manner the Friars should conduct themselves in regard to movable goods.

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• Poverty in clothing.

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• The superiors may delegate their responsibility and authority regarding the necessities of the community.

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• Of work and spiritual labors.

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• Of preaching to the people.

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• To whom the right to admit vocations may be conceded.

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• On the election of the minister general.

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• On avoiding suspicious familiarity with women.

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• On the authority of the Testament of St. Francis

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• This constitution is to be observed by all the Friars.

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• This Constitution is to have perpetual validity and is to be published. Those who oppose it are to be excommunicated.

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