The reforming monastic orders founded in Assisi in the 13th century were created by
a. St. Bernard and Abelard
b. St. Clare and St. Benedict.
c. St Francis and Charlemagne.
d. St. Francis and St. Clare.
e. St. Benedict and Clovis.
Answer: D
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