Pérotins

Pérotins are a group of French friars who were active in the 13th century. They were known for their austerity and their devotion to the Virgin Mary. The order was founded by Peter of Alcantara, a Spanish friar who was known for his strict asceticism and his devotion to the Virgin Mary. The Pérotins were part of the Franciscan Order and were known for their simple lifestyle and their devotion to the Virgin Mary. They were also known for their austerity and their devotion to the Virgin Mary. The order was suppressed in the 16th century, but its legacy lives on in the devotion to the Virgin Mary that it promoted. The Pérotins are remembered for their austerity and their devotion to the Virgin Mary, and their legacy continues to inspire many people today.