Piarists
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Piarists
Summary
Piarists is a Catholic order[1]. Piarists worked as an educator[2], social educator[3], and educational personnel[4]. Piarists draws 485 Wikipedia views per month (catholic_order category, ranking #6 of 36).[5]
Key Facts
- Piarists worked as an educator[2].
- Piarists worked as a social educator[3].
- Piarists's professions included educational personnel[4].
- Piarists's field of work was Catholic education[6].
- Piarists's religion is recorded as Catholic Church[7].
- Piarists is in the country of Italy[8].
- Piarists is in the country of Spain[9].
- Piarists is in the country of Slovakia[10].
- Piarists is in the country of Poland[11].
- Piarists is in the country of Hungary[12].
- Piarists is in the country of India[13].
- Piarists's instance of is recorded as Catholic order[14].
- Piarists's main regulatory text is recorded as Constitutions of the Pious Schools[15].
- Piarists's founder is recorded as Joseph Calasanz[16].
- Piarists's executive body is recorded as General Curia of the Piarist[17].
- Piarists is part of Calasanz family[18].
- Piarists's Commons category is recorded as Piarist Order[19].
- Piarists's patron saint is recorded as Our Lady of School Piarist[20].
- Piarists's patron saint is recorded as Joseph Calasanz[21].
- Piarists's chairperson is recorded as Pedro Aguado Cuesta[22].
- Piarists comprises Member of Order of the Pious Schools[23].
- Piarists comprises Piarist province of Argentina[24].
- Piarists comprises Piarist Province of Emmaus[25].
- Piarists comprises Piarist Province of Catalonia[26].
- Piarists comprises Piarist Province of Bethany[27].
Body
Founding
Piarists's founder is recorded as Joseph Calasanz[16].
Identity
Piarists is part of Calasanz family[18].
Leadership
Piarists's chairperson is recorded as Pedro Aguado Cuesta[22].
Industry
Piarists's field of work was Catholic education[6].
Why It Matters
Piarists draws 485 Wikipedia views per month (catholic_order category, ranking #6 of 36).[5] Piarists has Wikipedia articles in 21 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[28] Piarists is known by 138 alternative names across languages and contexts.[29]
FAQs
What did Piarists do for work?
Piarists worked as educator[2], social educator[3], and educational personnel[4].