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Passionist
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Pas·sion·ist  (psh-nst)
n.
A member of a Roman Catholic religious order founded in Italy in 1720 by Saint Paul of the Cross (1694-1775) and dedicated to promoting devotion to the Passion of Christ chiefly by missionary work.


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The Development Director will oversee the planning, production and analysis of direct-mail fundraising campaigns which embrace and articulate the mission of the Passionists of Holy Cross Province as well as the aspirations and stewardship of the Development Office.
The decision to close the center came after a study of various Passionist ministries in the province "in light of declining interests in retreat weekends and a declining number of active Passionists available to staff its many ministries," the statement said.
Since this article is arguing for continuity between Enright's Passionist and Protestant careers, we need to understand both Passionists and evangelical Protestantism.
 
 
 
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