Frati is a term that refers to a group of religious individuals, specifically members of the Franciscan order, founded by Saint Francis of Assisi in the early 13th century. The name "Frati" means "brothers" in Italian, highlighting the communal and brotherly aspect of their lifestyle. They are known for their commitment to poverty, humility, and service to others, often engaging in charitable works and promoting peace. The Franciscans emphasize living in harmony with nature and caring for the environment, reflecting Saint Francis's love for all creation. They are active in various ministries, including education, healthcare, and social justice, striving to embody the teachings of Jesus Christ in their daily lives.