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Stilldreamn
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Hi all - I’m not sure this is the correct sub-forum to post this question in, but I’m sure a moderator will move it if necessary!
I have recently begun volunteering at a “More than a Meal” program run by a Catholic church that is staffed by the Paulists. I am aware of the fact that the RCC has numerous orders (such as the Sisters of St. Joseph who were in charge of the college I attended) but was unfamiliar with the Paulists. So I googled them and found their roots were in evangelism efforts directed at Protestants - I assume that is not their primary mission field today
How are churches that are affiliated with various orders related to the local dioceses they reside in? I am merely curious, as I don’t know how the polity works in the RCC.
Thanks.
I have recently begun volunteering at a “More than a Meal” program run by a Catholic church that is staffed by the Paulists. I am aware of the fact that the RCC has numerous orders (such as the Sisters of St. Joseph who were in charge of the college I attended) but was unfamiliar with the Paulists. So I googled them and found their roots were in evangelism efforts directed at Protestants - I assume that is not their primary mission field today
How are churches that are affiliated with various orders related to the local dioceses they reside in? I am merely curious, as I don’t know how the polity works in the RCC.
Thanks.