institute, religious

institute, religious
   This word (from the Latin instituere, meaning "to establish") refers to associations set up for a particular purpose. Religious institutes are canonically approved religious communities whose members make a public profession ofvows, lead a common life, and exercise various ministries. (See CCC 925-927)

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