Definition of Marist in English:

Marist

noun ˈmarɪstˈmɛːrɪstˈmerəst

1A member of the Society of Mary, a Roman Catholic missionary and teaching order.
（天主教）马利亚会会友
Example sentencesExamples
- It was not until mid-1860 that Viard obtained the first resident priests for Christchurch, following repeated petitions to Rome and the arrival of additional Marists for the first time in sixteen years.
- She is celebrating the Golden Jubilee of her profession as a Marist sister.
- Deepest sympathy is extended to her family and the Marist community.
- This question was posed for me quite acutely by the fact that many of the myths which I recorded had already been collected and published in the 1 920s by the Marist priest Elie Tattevin.
- Look out for other compassionate ideas from the former Marist: mailing The Female Eunuch to the women of Iran and air-dropping vitamins to the Sudanese.
- In 1826, the Methodist Mission successfully introduced Christianity to Tonga, and Marists introduced Roman Catholicism in 1842.
- In early 1877 a lay petition to Rome was circulated throughout Canterbury in which various allegations were made about the Marist administration of the region.
- The First Catholic missionaries, Marists, landed in Samoa in 1845.
- The Mission winery in Hawkes Bay, founded by Catholic priests in 1851, is still in production and run as an adjunct to a Marist seminary.
- The Marists viewed themselves initially as itinerant missionaries, prepared to answer spiritual needs wherever they might arise.
- She entered the Marist Sisters Noviciate in Peckham, London and was professed in 1937.
- A race night in aid of St Joseph's Marist Convent Secondary School will be held in Walsh's Bar Main Street, Charlestown, on Friday November 18th.
- He joined the Marist Order in the 11 th September, 1864 and later became Headmaster of the Sacred Heart School in the East End of Glasgow.
- Still standing are the gates at the Marist convent he made as well as the step ladder at the old water tower beside North Connacht College at Connolly Park.
- The monument comprises a Cupane Green sculpture in Indian Granite with an illustration of the Marist motto, together with a dedication inscription.
- A fashion show in aid of the Marist Convent will be held in the Yeats County Inn, Curry, on Thursday, October 27, at 8pm.
- The Marist sisters celebrated their Centenary in October 2001, 100 years exactly after they set up their order in South Sligo.
- There was also the fact that he was a Marist Brother and I was educated by the Marists.
- You are invited to the Marist Laity Retreat this Wednesday, May 28 in the Marist Sisters Chapel, Tubbercurry.
- Many tributes have been paid to the late Brother Brian who was laid to rest in Athlone on Saturday last where he had spent most of his life as a teacher and latterly as Principal of the local Marist primary school.
2A member of the Little Brothers of Mary, a Roman Catholic teaching order.
（天主教）马利亚会会友

Origin

Late 19th century: from French Mariste, from the given name Marie, equivalent of Mary.

Definition of Marist in US English:

Marist

nounˈmerəst

1A member of the Society of Mary, a Roman Catholic missionary and teaching congregation.
（天主教）马利亚会会友
Example sentencesExamples
- In early 1877 a lay petition to Rome was circulated throughout Canterbury in which various allegations were made about the Marist administration of the region.
- He joined the Marist Order in the 11 th September, 1864 and later became Headmaster of the Sacred Heart School in the East End of Glasgow.
- The First Catholic missionaries, Marists, landed in Samoa in 1845.
- In 1826, the Methodist Mission successfully introduced Christianity to Tonga, and Marists introduced Roman Catholicism in 1842.
- This question was posed for me quite acutely by the fact that many of the myths which I recorded had already been collected and published in the 1 920s by the Marist priest Elie Tattevin.
- The Mission winery in Hawkes Bay, founded by Catholic priests in 1851, is still in production and run as an adjunct to a Marist seminary.
- She is celebrating the Golden Jubilee of her profession as a Marist sister.
- A fashion show in aid of the Marist Convent will be held in the Yeats County Inn, Curry, on Thursday, October 27, at 8pm.
- She entered the Marist Sisters Noviciate in Peckham, London and was professed in 1937.
- It was not until mid-1860 that Viard obtained the first resident priests for Christchurch, following repeated petitions to Rome and the arrival of additional Marists for the first time in sixteen years.
- The monument comprises a Cupane Green sculpture in Indian Granite with an illustration of the Marist motto, together with a dedication inscription.
- Many tributes have been paid to the late Brother Brian who was laid to rest in Athlone on Saturday last where he had spent most of his life as a teacher and latterly as Principal of the local Marist primary school.
- You are invited to the Marist Laity Retreat this Wednesday, May 28 in the Marist Sisters Chapel, Tubbercurry.
- Look out for other compassionate ideas from the former Marist: mailing The Female Eunuch to the women of Iran and air-dropping vitamins to the Sudanese.
- Still standing are the gates at the Marist convent he made as well as the step ladder at the old water tower beside North Connacht College at Connolly Park.
- Deepest sympathy is extended to her family and the Marist community.
- A race night in aid of St Joseph's Marist Convent Secondary School will be held in Walsh's Bar Main Street, Charlestown, on Friday November 18th.
- The Marist sisters celebrated their Centenary in October 2001, 100 years exactly after they set up their order in South Sligo.
- The Marists viewed themselves initially as itinerant missionaries, prepared to answer spiritual needs wherever they might arise.
- There was also the fact that he was a Marist Brother and I was educated by the Marists.
2A member of the Little Brothers of Mary, a Roman Catholic teaching congregation.
（天主教）马利亚兄弟会会友

Origin

Late 19th century: from French Mariste, from the given name Marie, equivalent of Mary.

单词	Marist
释义	Definition of Marist in English: Marist noun ˈmarɪstˈmɛːrɪstˈmerəst 1A member of the Society of Mary, a Roman Catholic missionary and teaching order. （天主教）马利亚会会友 Example sentencesExamples It was not until mid-1860 that Viard obtained the first resident priests for Christchurch, following repeated petitions to Rome and the arrival of additional Marists for the first time in sixteen years. She is celebrating the Golden Jubilee of her profession as a Marist sister. Deepest sympathy is extended to her family and the Marist community. This question was posed for me quite acutely by the fact that many of the myths which I recorded had already been collected and published in the 1 920s by the Marist priest Elie Tattevin. Look out for other compassionate ideas from the former Marist: mailing The Female Eunuch to the women of Iran and air-dropping vitamins to the Sudanese. In 1826, the Methodist Mission successfully introduced Christianity to Tonga, and Marists introduced Roman Catholicism in 1842. In early 1877 a lay petition to Rome was circulated throughout Canterbury in which various allegations were made about the Marist administration of the region. The First Catholic missionaries, Marists, landed in Samoa in 1845. The Mission winery in Hawkes Bay, founded by Catholic priests in 1851, is still in production and run as an adjunct to a Marist seminary. The Marists viewed themselves initially as itinerant missionaries, prepared to answer spiritual needs wherever they might arise. She entered the Marist Sisters Noviciate in Peckham, London and was professed in 1937. A race night in aid of St Joseph's Marist Convent Secondary School will be held in Walsh's Bar Main Street, Charlestown, on Friday November 18th. He joined the Marist Order in the 11 th September, 1864 and later became Headmaster of the Sacred Heart School in the East End of Glasgow. Still standing are the gates at the Marist convent he made as well as the step ladder at the old water tower beside North Connacht College at Connolly Park. The monument comprises a Cupane Green sculpture in Indian Granite with an illustration of the Marist motto, together with a dedication inscription. A fashion show in aid of the Marist Convent will be held in the Yeats County Inn, Curry, on Thursday, October 27, at 8pm. The Marist sisters celebrated their Centenary in October 2001, 100 years exactly after they set up their order in South Sligo. There was also the fact that he was a Marist Brother and I was educated by the Marists. You are invited to the Marist Laity Retreat this Wednesday, May 28 in the Marist Sisters Chapel, Tubbercurry. Many tributes have been paid to the late Brother Brian who was laid to rest in Athlone on Saturday last where he had spent most of his life as a teacher and latterly as Principal of the local Marist primary school. 2A member of the Little Brothers of Mary, a Roman Catholic teaching order. （天主教）马利亚会会友 Origin Late 19th century: from French Mariste, from the given name Marie, equivalent of Mary. Definition of Marist in US English: Marist nounˈmerəst 1A member of the Society of Mary, a Roman Catholic missionary and teaching congregation. （天主教）马利亚会会友 Example sentencesExamples In early 1877 a lay petition to Rome was circulated throughout Canterbury in which various allegations were made about the Marist administration of the region. He joined the Marist Order in the 11 th September, 1864 and later became Headmaster of the Sacred Heart School in the East End of Glasgow. The First Catholic missionaries, Marists, landed in Samoa in 1845. In 1826, the Methodist Mission successfully introduced Christianity to Tonga, and Marists introduced Roman Catholicism in 1842. This question was posed for me quite acutely by the fact that many of the myths which I recorded had already been collected and published in the 1 920s by the Marist priest Elie Tattevin. The Mission winery in Hawkes Bay, founded by Catholic priests in 1851, is still in production and run as an adjunct to a Marist seminary. She is celebrating the Golden Jubilee of her profession as a Marist sister. A fashion show in aid of the Marist Convent will be held in the Yeats County Inn, Curry, on Thursday, October 27, at 8pm. She entered the Marist Sisters Noviciate in Peckham, London and was professed in 1937. It was not until mid-1860 that Viard obtained the first resident priests for Christchurch, following repeated petitions to Rome and the arrival of additional Marists for the first time in sixteen years. The monument comprises a Cupane Green sculpture in Indian Granite with an illustration of the Marist motto, together with a dedication inscription. Many tributes have been paid to the late Brother Brian who was laid to rest in Athlone on Saturday last where he had spent most of his life as a teacher and latterly as Principal of the local Marist primary school. You are invited to the Marist Laity Retreat this Wednesday, May 28 in the Marist Sisters Chapel, Tubbercurry. Look out for other compassionate ideas from the former Marist: mailing The Female Eunuch to the women of Iran and air-dropping vitamins to the Sudanese. Still standing are the gates at the Marist convent he made as well as the step ladder at the old water tower beside North Connacht College at Connolly Park. Deepest sympathy is extended to her family and the Marist community. A race night in aid of St Joseph's Marist Convent Secondary School will be held in Walsh's Bar Main Street, Charlestown, on Friday November 18th. The Marist sisters celebrated their Centenary in October 2001, 100 years exactly after they set up their order in South Sligo. The Marists viewed themselves initially as itinerant missionaries, prepared to answer spiritual needs wherever they might arise. There was also the fact that he was a Marist Brother and I was educated by the Marists. 2A member of the Little Brothers of Mary, a Roman Catholic teaching congregation. （天主教）马利亚兄弟会会友 Origin Late 19th century: from French Mariste, from the given name Marie, equivalent of Mary.
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