mystagogue
noun
mys·ta·gogue ˈmi-stə-ˌgäg 
1
: one who initiates another into a mystery cult
2
: one who understands or teaches mystical doctrines
mystagogy
ˈmi-stə-ˌgä-jē
noun -ˌgō-
Word History
Etymology
Latin mystagogus, from Greek mystagōgos, from mystēs initiate (perhaps akin to Greek myein to be closed) + agein to lead — more at agent
First Known Use
circa 1540, in the meaning defined at sense 1
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