How to Tie the Franciscan Monks Knot

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[@Lesevesel]

I head up the altar server ministry at our local church and THIS is the most simple and instructive video on this particular knot I've been looking for!
God bless and thank you so much!

[@BrianthatiscalledBrian]

Thanks, Jason. That looks like an easy one to remember. 👍🙂

[@woodswalker64]

Great stopper knot, thanks!

[@josejaimesaldarriagagomez8848]

Gracias Jason!

[@MichaelR58]

Thanks for sharing , God bless !

[@Cadpat07]

I’d like to know how to make this knot for a Paracord necklace. Having the 3 knots in thau necklace with a cross. Is that possible you think?

[@Renewed_Catholic]

This looks like a barrel knot

[@charlaperez7090]

Franciscans are not monks, they are friars. Franciscan friars go out into the world to minister and evangelize. Monks, i.e. Benedictines, live and stay in a community at a monastery.

[@jamesmoconnell]

"Friar's Knot"
Franciscan **Friar's** Knot. They're 'Friars', not 'Monks'.

[@kevinmoncada5120]

that may be true but in relation to the knots name people commonly call it the monks knot never friars knot

[@maureentuohy8672]

love the video...but there is NO SUCH THING as a Franciscan "Monk". Franciscan's are by definition, Friars.

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