He had a regular paint store he would visit and a regular clerk he would shoot the breeze with.
At his home station on 215th Street in Manhattan, the regular token clerk began recognizing him and stopped giving him a map, he said, but at 72nd Street, a token clerk who admired his work hands him five at a time.
The clerks regular were even more mobile than the friars and possessed the resources necessary to undertake specialized works.
Other orders of clerks regular include the Theatines, founded in 1524 as "Clerks Regular of the Divine Providence," and the Barnabites, founded in 1530 as the "Clerks Regular of St . Paul.
The third major form of religious life, that of the clerks regular, developed in the 16th century.
The Jesuits represented a new kind of order that proliferated in the Roman Catholic Church after 1520, the so-called "clerks regular".
Saint Antonio Maria Zaccaria, (born 1502, Cremona, duchy of Milan died July 5, 1539, Cremona; canonized May 27, 1897; feast day July 5), Italian priest, physician, and founder of the congregation of Clerks Regular of St .Paul, or Barnabites, a religious order devoted to the study of the Pauline Letters.
Regulars include legal clerks from the court, ministers and musicians from St Paul's, and the more discerning students from King's College.
That person is a regular, says the clerk, and he'll be just fine.
