coadjutor

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'+%maroon%Term:+'  (:comment Write term on this line, after this comment:) coadjutor

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'''POS''' (part of speech). ''Can be more than one'': '''%maroon%POS 1''': %blue%{$:pos1}     '''%maroon%POS 2''': %blue%{$:pos2}

'''Term type''' ('EntryTerm' ''if no other applies)'': '''%maroon%Type 1''': %blue%{$:type1}     '''%maroon%Type 2''': %blue%{$:type2}

'''Term status''': '''%maroon%for POS 1''': %blue%{$:status1}    '''%maroon%for POS 2''': %blue%{$:status2}

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(:zapform key=Pos:)
(:input hidden savedata "pos1,pos2":)
'''POS''' (part of speech). A term may be more than one POS
(1) (:input select name=pos1 value=---:)(:input select name=pos1 value=N/phrase:)(:input select name=pos1 value=V/phrase :)(:input select name=pos1 value=Adj/phrase :)(:input select name=pos1 value=Adv/phrase :)(:input select name=pos1 value=OtherPOS :)[==] (2) (:input select name=pos2 value=---:)(:input select name=pos2 value=N/phrase:)(:input select name=pos2 value=V/phrase :)(:input select name=pos2 value=Adj/phrase :)(:input select name=pos2 value=Adv/phrase :)(:input select name=pos2 value=OtherPOS :) 

(:input submit value="Submit choices!":)
(:zapend:) 
(:zapform key=Type:)
(:input hidden savedata "type1,type2":)
'''Term type''' ('EntryTerm' ''if no other applies)''
(1) (:input select name=type1 value=---:)(:input select name=type1 value=EntryTerm :)(:input select name=type1 value=Acronym:)(:input select name=type1 value=Abbreviation :)(:input select name=type1 value=Portmanteau :)(:input select name=type1 value=ShortForm :)(:input select name=type1 value=Variant :)[==] (2) (:input select name=type2 value=---:)(:input select name=type2 value=EntryTerm :)(:input select name=type2 value=Acronym:)(:input select name=type2 value=Abbreviation :)(:input select name=type2 value=Portmanteau :)(:input select name=type2 value=ShortForm :)(:input select name=type2 value=Variant :) 

(:input submit value="Submit choices!":)
(:zapend:)
         
(:zapform key=Status:)
(:input hidden savedata "status1,status2":)
'''Term status''' (General=''also found outside Salesian usage''; Salesian=''possibly not well understood beyond Salesian circles;'' Neologism, Archaic, Deprecated ''refer to the term's status in Salesian discourse'')
(1) (:input select name=status1 value=---:)(:input select name=status1 value=General :)(:input select name=status1 value=Salesian:)(:input select name=status1 value=Neologism :)(:input select name=status1 value=Archaic :)(:input select name=status1 value=Deprecated :)[==] (2) (:input select name=status2 value=---:)(:input select name=status2 value=General :)(:input select name=status2 value=Salesian:)(:input select name=status2 value=Neologism :)(:input select name=status2 value=Archaic :)(:input select name=status2 value=Deprecated :) 

(:input submit value="Submit choices!":)
(:zapend:)

(:input textarea des cols=100 rows=5:) 

(:input textarea context cols=100 rows=5:) 

(:des: The definitive Regulations printed in 1877 make a clear distinction between a 'coadjutor' who might have been simply a domestic, and the Salesian coadjutor brother.
The term 'coadjutor' is found for the first time in the register of the names of the pupils at Valdocco in December 1854, where it appears next to the name of the 30-year-old Alessio Peano, but apparently implies nothing of a religious nature. It was a delicate touch on the part of Don Bosco in respect of those whom others used call simply 'servants'. For Don Bosco this person was something more, a collaborator. There were coadjutors with vows and those who were simply paid workers, as time went on. It was only in 1883 that GC3 reserved the term officially for lay Salesians. [[References |TSB pp. 29-30]].