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Lazarist|ˈlæzərɪst|
[ad. F. lazariste, f. the proper name Lazare, Lazarus.]
‘The popular name for the ‘Congregation of the Priests of the Mission’ founded by St. Vincent of Paul in 1624, and established a few years later in the College of St. Lazare at Paris’ (Catholic Dict. 1885).
1747Gentl. Mag. 570 Jesuits, Oratorians,..Lazarists, and other whimsical orders. 1768Boswell Corsica i. (ed. 2) 23 There is here a convent of Lazarists or missionaries. 1900Ch. Times 30 Nov. 614/2 The stupendous labours of Lazarists, of Jesuits, of Marist Fathers in China.
So † ˈLazarite in the same sense.
1727–52Chambers Cycl. s.v. Lazarus, Fathers of S. Lazarus, called also Lazarites. |