Notable Events
1588 - On July 1, 1588 Pope Sixtus V approves the new Order of the Clerics Regular Minor as outlined by Augustine Adorno, Fabrizio Caracciolo and Francis Caracciolo.
1589 - Augustine Adorno and Francis Caracciolo make their Religious Profession in the chapel of the White Servants of Mercy, I Bianchi in Naples on April 9, 1589. A few days later, April 17, 1589, they undertake a journey to Spain with the intent of establishing the Order there. They were unsuccessful in establishing the Institute, but they made contacts with other religious orders and leaders.
1591 - On September 29, 1591, Agostino Adorno dies prematurely at the age of 40. Most of the responsibilities and concerns of the new religious family fall upon Francis Caracciolo, who becomes the first Superior General and the focal point of reference for everyone.
1592 - Pope Clement VIII confirms the Order and officially approves the Fourth Vow of the Order: Not to seek ecclesiastical honors. He also assigns, with appropriate documentation, the church of St. Mary Major in Naples to the Order.
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