!!!Kalasantiner

Kalasantiner, (COp, Congregatio pro Operariis Christianis a S. Josepho 
Calasantio, congregation of the Christian Workers of St. Joseph 
Calasanz), founded in 1889 by the workers´ priest Anton M.  
Schwartz in Vienna; devoted to the religious education of workers and 
social care, named after the founder of the Piarist order, J. 
Calasanz; in 1939 officially recognised as a religious order by Rome. 
The mother house is in Vienna´s 15%%sup th/%  district, other 
religious establishments of the Calasantines are in Vienna´s 
14%%sup th/%  district, in Wolfsgraben, in Blumau near Felixdorf, in 
Schwarzau on the Steinfelde (Lower Austria) and in Deutsch-Goritz 
(Styria).

!Literature
Personalstand der maennlichen Ordensgemeinschaften 
Oesterr., 1992.


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