Lazarist
/ˈlazərɪst
/noun
A member of the Congregation of the Mission, a Catholic organization founded at the priory of St Lazare in Paris by St Vincent de Paul to preach to the rural poor and train candidates for the priesthood. Also called Vincentian.Two more missionaries, French Lazarists this time, made the arduous journey from China, taking eighteen months to arrive in 1846....
- On June 27, 1891, two Lazarist priests and two Catholic officials set out to Ephesus to see the house.
- In the beginning, all the people in the village were dependent on the Lazarists in everything.
Origin
From French Lazariste, from the biblical name Lazarus (see lazar).
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