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Almoners
The almoners were a religious order of nuns who were responsible for the care of the sick and the distribution of food and alms to the poor. They were founded in the thirteenth century by Saint Clare of Assisi and were dedicated to the service of Christ in the poor. The almoners were a popular order and were greatly sought after for their healing skills and their ability to distribute food and alms to the poor. They were also known for their piety and their dedication to the service of Christ. The almoners lived a simple life and were known for their austerity and their humility. They wore a simple brown habit and they ate simple food. They lived in convents and they were responsible for the care of the sick and the distribution of food and alms to the poor. They lived in convents and they were responsible for the care of the sick and the care of the poor.
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