The constitutions of the early Capuchin Franciscans describe the beard as something "severe, austere, manly, natural, and despised."
How great is that?
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Thursday, June 19, 2008
Capuchin Franciscan Beards
The constitutions of the early Capuchin Franciscans describe the beard as something "severe, austere, manly, natural, and despised."
How great is that?
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