COLLECTANEA FRANCISCANA. — Quarterly journal, founded at Assisi in 1931 and transferred to Rome in 1941, published under the direction of the Historical Institute of the Friars Minor Capuchin.
It publishes, in various languages, articles and notes dealing with doctrinal and historical subjects relating to the Capuchin Order and to the Franciscan Order in general. The reviews and the annual chronicle of Franciscan cultural events are written in Latin. In a separately numbered section (Bibliographia franciscana), all publications, both separate and appearing in journals, concerning the various Franciscan subjects are systematically listed and summarized.
Bibl.: Ilarino da Milano, Decemalis Collegii Assisiensis conspectus, in C. F., 11 (1941), pp. 176–77. Ilarino da Milano