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Discalced means barefooted, as in [[Christian]] orders that have members who wear sandals or go shoeless, such as the Discalced [[Carmelites]], Clerks of the Holy Cross and Augustinians. It represents austerity. | Discalced means barefooted, as in [[Christian]] orders that have members who wear sandals or go shoeless, such as the Discalced [[Carmelites]], Clerks of the Holy Cross and Augustinians. It represents austerity. | ||
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Discalced means barefooted, as in Christian orders that have members who wear sandals or go shoeless, such as the Discalced Carmelites, Clerks of the Holy Cross and Augustinians. It represents austerity.