The Renewal of the Order redone 2018

The Renewal of the Marian Order in 1909-1910 96 Appendix No. 2: Regula imitationis decem beneplacitorum seu decem virtutum B. Virginis Mariae Congregationis sub titulo ejusdem Immaculatae Conceptionis […], Romae 1779 Text not given. Appendix 3: Regula imitationis decem beneplacitorum seu decem virtutum B. Virginis Mariae Congregationis sub titulo ejusdem Immaculatae Conceptionis […], Romae 1779 Text not given. Appendix 4: Constitutiones Apostolicae pro Ordine Immaculatae Conceptionis Beatissimae Virginis Mariae Clericorum Regularium Marianorum […], Romae 1787 reimpressae Text not given. 1 Actually, it was Innocent XII who, in 1669, allowed the Marians to profess solemn vows. In 1786 Pius VI separated their Order from the Minor Brothers, and in the following year he confirmed the changed constitutions and confirmed the privilege of exemption. N O . 31. D ECREE OF THE C ONGREGATION OF THE R ELIGIOUS APPROVING THE REFORMED I NSTITUTE OF THE M ARIAN F ATHERS AND ITS NEW CONSTITUTIONS Rome, November 28, 1910 The Institute of Marian Fathers of the Immaculate Conception of the Most Holy Virgin Mary, established in the seventeenth century, was approved by Popes Innocent XII and Innocent XIII. Pius VI allowed the Marians to profess solemn vows. 1 The aim of the Institute was to surround the Immaculate Conception of the Virgin with special worship and love, to commit themselves to the saving of souls, to teach the truths of faith, espe- cially to the simple people, and to support by deeds of love the souls of the faithful who have died and are held in Purgatory.