Talk:Little Brothers of Jesus

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Any Little Bro's out there willing to help with this article? Go to my talk page and drop me a line. Edsdet (talk) 06:23, 5 April 2008 (UTC)[reply]

Disambiguation Link?

An explanation on the restoration of the page back to 23 May 2009:
I created Little Brothers of Jesus back in March of 2006. There's been a series of contributors since and almost all of those have held up and refined it. The last in the series of edits from contributor 72.195.153.43 and 96.238.60.176 decided that this page should be about an obscure group in the North American Old Catholic Church founded in 2008 with a similar name that has no apparent direct connection with either the Catholic Church nor of Charles de Foucauld nor of the Little Brothers of Jesus outlined in the rest of the article. The confusion and then the grafting of "independent" orders onto the primary topic of a well established an original Catholic religious order and its direct connection to Blessed Charles de Foucauld has to be interpreted as a hijacking of the page.

There is the process of Disambiguation (see WP:DISAMBIG ) and if there needs to be a disambiguation link to another similar article, by all means create that page and we'll add your link as far as the article conforms to the guidelines of Wikipedia. At this point though there is no need for a disambiguation page since the guidelines in the link WP:DISAMBIG clearly state:

"If only a primary topic and one other topic require disambiguation, then disambiguation links are sufficient, and a disambiguation page is unnecessary. However if there are two topics for a term but neither is considered the primary topic, then a disambiguation page is used."

I think I've got you beat on the issue of primary topic. Glomming onto the history of a separate order as the history of your independent groups is also bad form.

Addressing 96.238.60.176's change of

The "Little Brothers of Jesus," sometimes called "The Little Brothers of Jesus Caritas," is a Catholic religious order of recent origin. Some branches are affiliated with the Roman Catholic Church (see Foundation and Present below) and some are independent of Rome, affiliated instead with the North American Old Catholic Church.

I can rest assure you the order of which this article was created was never called "The Little Brothers of Jesus Caritas". Jesus Caritas is a separate congregation of lay and ordained priests with their own separate structure and charism. And following that there are no separate branches of the order itself that have affiliation with any denomination other than the Catholic Church through its charter from the Vatican in Rome as mentioned in the article. You are confusing the primary topic with other associations.
So without further ado we have the original page back in order Edsdet (talk) 07:38, 8 October 2009 (UTC)[reply]

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