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Society of Mary (Marists)

The Society of Mary (Latin: Societas Mariæ), better known as the Marists, is a Catholic religious congregation of pontifical right. Founded in Cerdon, France, by Jean-Claude Colin, the Society of Mary was recognized by an apostolic brief on April 29, 1836, and is made up of several branches (fathers, brothers, sisters, third order).

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Abbreviation
S.M.
Formation
29 April 1836; 190 years ago (29 April 1836)
Founded at
Lyon, France
Founder
Fr. Jean-Claude Colin
Location(s)
General Motherhouse Villa S. Maria, Via Alessandro Poerio 63, 00152, Rome, Italy
Main organ
SMbulletin

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Abbreviation · 1
Society of Mary (Marists) → S.M.
Formation · 1
Society of Mary (Marists) → 29 April 1836; 190 years ago (29 April 1836)
Founded at · 1
Society of Mary (Marists) → Lyon, France
Founder · 1
Society of Mary (Marists) → Fr. Jean-Claude Colin
Location(s) · 1
Society of Mary (Marists) → General Motherhouse Villa S. Maria, Via Alessandro Poerio 63, 00152, Rome, Italy
Main organ · 1
Society of Mary (Marists) → SMbulletin
Motto · 1
Society of Mary (Marists) → Latin: Sub Mariae Nomine English: Under Mary's Name
Nickname · 1
Society of Mary (Marists) → Marist
Parent organization · 1
Society of Mary (Marists) → Catholic Church
Region served · 1
Society of Mary (Marists) → Worldwide

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Society of Mary (Marists)AbbreviationS.M.1.00infobox
Society of Mary (Marists)Formation29 April 1836; 190 years ago (29 April 1836)1.00infobox
Society of Mary (Marists)Founded atLyon, France1.00infobox
Society of Mary (Marists)FounderFr. Jean-Claude Colin1.00infobox
Society of Mary (Marists)Location(s)General Motherhouse Villa S. Maria, Via Alessandro Poerio 63, 00152, Rome, Italy1.00infobox
Society of Mary (Marists)Main organSMbulletin1.00infobox
Society of Mary (Marists)MottoLatin: Sub Mariae Nomine English: Under Mary's Name1.00infobox
Society of Mary (Marists)NicknameMarist1.00infobox
Society of Mary (Marists)Parent organizationCatholic Church1.00infobox
Society of Mary (Marists)Region servedWorldwide1.00infobox
Society of Mary (Marists)Superior GeneralFr Declan Marmion sm1.00infobox
Society of Mary (Marists)TypeCatholic religious congregation1.00infobox
Society of Mary (Marists)Websitehttps://maristfathers.net/1.00infobox

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