FRANCESCANE D'OGNISSANTI A FIRENZE. — Congregation developed from an institute of Tertiaries founded by Elisabetta Corsini di Bagnano in 1711, which did not lead a common life. They adopted the cloistered habit around 1830, and in 1906 received their own constitutions. In 15 houses (hospitals, orphanages, homes for the elderly), 108 religious women live.
BIBL.: Acta O. P. M., 36 (1917), pp. 214–15; [Suor Rosaria], Storia dell'Istituto delle Suore Terziarie Regolari d'Ognissanti, Firenze 1937.
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