THE TRINITARIANS Ordo Sanctissimae Trinitatis

Welcome to The Trinitarians!

Glory to you O Trinity and liberty to the captives!

800 years ago Christians were being captured and sold into slavery by the thousands, and nobody knew what to do about it. Then, in the year 1198, a man had an idea. St John of Matha founded the Trinitarians to go to the slave markets, buy the Christian slaves and set them free. 800 years later the Trinitarians are still ransoming the captives of oppression in the modern world.

SITE NAVIGATION
THE ORDER
Who are the Trinitarians?	Trinitarian History
Ransoming of Captives	The Trinitarian Rule
The Vows	Trinitarian Calendar
Trinitarian Devotions	Trinitarian Third Order
Trinitarian Nuns
TRINITARIAN SAINTS
Saint John de Matha	Saint Felix of Valois
Saint Michael of the Saints	Saint John Baptist of the Conception
Saint Simon de Rojas	Blessed Elizabeth Canori Mora
Blessed Anna Maria Taigi	Blessed Dominic Iturrate
Blessed Mark Criado
MISCELLANEOUS
Trinitarian Gallery	Links
Guestbook	Webrings
APPENDIX   I
Constitutions of the Brothers of the Order of the Most Holy Trinity
Chapter One Character of the Order	Chapter Two Religious Profession
Chapter Three Common Life	Chapter Four Spiritual Life
Chapter Five Apostolic Dimension	Chapter Six Formation
Chapter Seven Governance of the Order	Chapter Eight Temporal Goods
Chapter Nine Separation from the Order	Chapter Ten Brothers' Relationship
Chapter Eleven Libraries and Archives
APPENDIX   II
Our Lady of Good Remedy Prayers	Litany of Trinitarian Saints
The Trinitarian Scapular Blessing and Conferral	Trisagion Prayers
Causes of Saints
APPENDIX   III
The Trinitarian Way Guidelines for Trinitarian Laity
Historical Note	Introduction
Trinitarian Lay Identity	Chapter One
Chapter Two	Chapter Three
Chapter Four	Apostolic Penitentiary
Meeting Prayers

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