Analecta OFMCap - now in its 121st year of publication - was begun by Br. Bernard of Andermatt, general minister of the Order, in 1884. Written in collaboration with the general secretariat of the Order, Analecta contains official communications and other information of general or archival interest to the Order, including death notices of all the deceased of the Order and recent works either authored by friars or whose content bears some particular connection to the Capuchin Order. Analecta is published 3-4 times per year. Until rather recently, it was published entirely in Latin but is now entirely multi-lingual, using as its basis the eight languages for which there is a language secretary at the curia: English, French, German, Indonesian, Italian, Polish, Portuguese, and Spanish. Occasionally a particular decree or necrology may still be found in Latin.