Eudist
noun
Eu·dist
\ˈyüdə̇st\
Definition of Eudist
-s
: a member of the Roman Catholic Congregation of Jesus and Mary established in 1643 for diocesan priests and lay brothers and now devoted chiefly to teaching and missionary work
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Origin and Etymology of eudist
French eudiste, from Jean Eudes †1680 French priest and founder + French -iste -ist
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