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| − | A Superior of a religious order is the leader of a community of religious persons, such as sisters, nuns. brothers, friars, or priests, who has authority over the members of that order. This position often includes duties for governance, supervision, and the spiritual welfare of the community, [[province]], | + | A Superior of a religious order is the leader of a community of religious persons, such as sisters, nuns. brothers, friars, or priests, who has authority over the members of that order. This position often includes duties for governance, supervision, and the spiritual welfare of the community, [[province]], order, or Church. The titles might differ depending on the specific order, such as superior general, [[Abbot]], or [[mother religious order | Mother]] . |
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A Superior of a religious order is the leader of a community of religious persons, such as sisters, nuns. brothers, friars, or priests, who has authority over the members of that order. This position often includes duties for governance, supervision, and the spiritual welfare of the community, province, order, or Church. The titles might differ depending on the specific order, such as superior general, Abbot, or Mother .