Los Hermanos Penitentes of present-day New Mexico are members of this group. Although the practice which made them famous was practiced by such orders as the Camaldolese and Cluniacs, they first organized circa 1260 in Perugia. In 1349, their namesake practice was prohibited by Pope Clement VI, while later the followers of leaders such as Karl Schmidt were harshly suppressed. FTP, name this group of wandering Christians who would encourage others
Los Hermanos Penitentes of present-day New Mexico are members of this group. Although the practice which made them famous was practiced by such orders as the Camaldolese and Cluniacs, they first organized circa 1260 in Perugia. In 1349, their namesake practice was prohibited by Pope Clement VI, while later the followers of leaders such as Karl Schmidt were harshly suppressed. FTP, name this group of wandering Christians who would encourage others to repent while whipping each other.
Los Hermanos Penitentes of present-day New Mexico are members of this group.