O.F.M.
Americanabbreviation
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Etymology
Origin of O.F.M.
From Latin Ōrdō Frātrum Minōrum
Example Sentences
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The 94 friars from 31 countries who met for a two-week General Chapter represented some 30,000 Franciscans, O.F.M.
From Time Magazine Archive
Rev. Gregory Wooler O.F.M., decided that the time had come for Father McLoughlin to leave his post, the 41-year-old priest made a rebellious decision.
From Time Magazine Archive
The Seraphic Edition; an entirely new translation from the Latin by Father Thaddeus, O.F.M.
From Project Gutenberg
Leo, O.F.M., who has verified the sources, and introduced such changes as were demanded by the prescribed length of this work.
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Bertrand of Bajona, O.F.M., and, according to some authors, St. Bonaventure.
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