For 10 points, name this offshoot of the Franciscan order consisting of friars who wear a distinctive brown habit
A leader of this organization served as an ambassador for Rudolf II, forging alliances with Spain and the Catholic League. St. Bonaventure Monastery in Detroit was the site of a famous soup kitchen run during the Great Depression by an esteemed American member of this order, Solanus Casey. This order faced a setback early in its existence when Bernardino Ochino, its third Vicar-General, fled to Switzerland to join the Calvinist fold. On behalf of his brother, Antonio Barberini, who was a member of this order, Pope Urban VIII established a church home to a massive (*) ossuary containing the bones of nearly four thousand members of this order. A member of this order who bore stigmata for most of his life was named Padre Pio. This order was founded in 1525 by Matteo da Bascio, who believed that monks strayed too far from the example set by St. Francis of Assisi, urging them to wear a simpler outfit. For 10 points, name this offshoot of the Franciscan order consisting of friars who wear a distinctive brown habit
A leader of this organization served as an ambassador for Rudolf II, forging alliances with Spain and the Catholic League.
Capuchins [or Order of Capuchin Friars Minor; or Ordo Fratrum Minorum Capuccinorum; or O.F.M.Cap.; prompt on Franciscans before "Francis" is mentioned]