formator

Definition

A person, typically a priest or religious figure, who is responsible for the training, guidance, and spiritual development of candidates in a seminary or religious community.

Etymology

Derived from the Latin 'formator,' meaning 'one who forms or molds,' originating from the verb 'formare,' which means to give shape or structure to something.

In the news

The author refers to Fr. Stephen as a 'seminary formator' to highlight his professional role in molding and training future priests in philosophical and theological matters.

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